A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
How Sudan’s Wars of Succession Shape the Current Conflict
A nation must think before it acts.
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China Prefers Guns to Butter
Jacqueline Deal - Outside Publications September 07, 2023 -
UAE and France: A Key, and Challenging, Relationship
Louis Vitrand - Intern Corner September 07, 2023 -
Wagner’s Head is Dead, Now Bury the Body
Marcel PlichtaChristopher FaulknerRaphael Parens - Analysis September 06, 2023 -
Key US Intelligence Tool Set to Expire
George W. Croner - Analysis September 05, 2023 -
Perseverance and Adaptation: Ukraine’s Counteroffensive at Three Months
Rob LeeMichael Kofman - Outside Publications September 04, 2023 -
Nuclear Stability and Escalation Risks in Europe
Eurasia Program - Reports September 01, 2023 -
Biden’s Bombs: The Dance of Ethics and Interests
Dominic Tierney - Analysis August 31, 2023 -
The Taliban at the United Nations: An Unexpected Bid For Legitimacy?
Anjali Dayal - Analysis August 30, 2023 -
Prigozhin’s Death and the Future of Putin’s Rule
Olga KhvostunovaRaphael ParensMaximilian HessRobert E. HamiltonPhilip Wasielewski - Expert Commentary August 29, 2023 -
Russian Disinformation in Africa: No Door on this Barn
Dan Whitman - Analysis August 29, 2023 -
Japan’s Security Engagement with the Philippines
Felix K. Chang - Analysis August 28, 2023 -
Fighting to Win: Ukraine, Russia, and the War for Survival
Philip Wasielewski - Reports August 25, 2023 -
Biden’s Middle East Balancing Act: Iran’s Nuclear Program and Saudi-Israeli Ties
Leon Hadar - Analysis August 25, 2023 -
The Folly of Merging the Indo-Pacific and Europe
Mohammed Soliman - Analysis August 24, 2023 -
Can West Africa Survive the Coup in Niger?
Komlan Avoulete - Analysis August 22, 2023