A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Russia and China in Central Asia: Potential for Direct Competition
A nation must think before it acts.
Articles
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New Canal Threatens the Peace Between the Taliban and Central Asia
Bruce Pannier - Analysis, Central Asia Papers July 03, 2023 -
Russia’s War in Ukraine: Critical Vulnerabilities to Russia’s Military Operations and Systems
Rob LeePhilip Wasielewski - Reports June 30, 2023 -
Geography, Bureaucracy, and National Security: The Legacies of the Cold War and Post-Cold War Periods
Nikolas K. GvosdevDerek S. Reveron - Analysis June 29, 2023 -
In Reverse: Natural Gas and Politics in the Maghreb and Europe
Jonas Rosenthal - Intern Corner June 27, 2023 -
In the Darkness: Lukashenka Digs In
Katia GlodJacob Judah - Analysis June 26, 2023 -
The Long Game: Saudi Arabia and Professional Golf
Sean L. Yom - Analysis June 21, 2023 -
The Constant Fight: Intelligence Activities, Irregular Warfare, and Political Warfare
Philip Wasielewski - Analysis June 20, 2023 -
US-Philippines Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement Revived
Felix K. Chang - Analysis June 14, 2023 -
When Diplomats Are Undiplomatic
Charles A. Ray - Analysis June 13, 2023 -
Bad Company: Wagner Group and Prigozhin at Crossroads in Ukraine
Colin P. Clarke - Analysis June 07, 2023 -
Erdoğan’s Victory and Turkey’s Future
James Ryan - Analysis, Expert Commentary June 05, 2023 -
How Erdoğan Managed Victory Despite Kurdish Opposition
Roj Girasun - Analysis June 05, 2023 -
The Question of Erdoğan’s Succession
Selim Koru - Analysis June 05, 2023 -
How the European Union Contributes to Turkey’s Anti-Refugee Rhetoric
Gülay Türkmen - Analysis June 05, 2023 -
Erdoğan Is in for a Tough New Term
Dimitar Bechev - Analysis June 05, 2023