A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Has the Forgotten “Stability-Instability Paradox” Belatedly Reared Its Ugly Head in Ukraine?
A nation must think before it acts.
Articles
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Tensions Between Russia and Ukraine: How Likely is Another War?
Eilish Hart - Analysis December 14, 2021 -
Crowded Pond: NATO and Russian Maritime Power in the Baltic Sea
Felix K. Chang - Baltic Bulletin December 14, 2021 -
Taking Stock of U.S. Military Assistance in Georgia
Robert E. Hamilton - Analysis December 14, 2021 -
Trends in Terrorism: What’s on the Horizon in 2022?
Colin P. Clarke - Analysis December 08, 2021 -
China’s Growing Influence in the South Caucasus
Miro Popkhadze - Analysis November 24, 2021 -
The Future of Germany’s Foreign Policy after Merkel
Nils SchmidNikolas K. Gvosdev - Revisiting Orbis November 24, 2021 -
Three Ways to Support Taiwan’s UN Membership
Thomas J. Shattuck - Outside Publications November 24, 2021 -
Georgia’s Democracy Is in Trouble, It’s Time for Closer Engagement
Maia OtarashviliDavid J. KramerLuis NavarroElene MelikishviliBatu KuteliaVasil Sikharulidze - Expert Commentary November 18, 2021 -
The Time is Right for a U.S. Pivot to Africa
Herman J. Cohen - Analysis November 18, 2021 -
Even Thieves Need a Safe: Why the Putin Regime Causes, Deplores, and Yet Relies on Capital Flight for its Survival
William R. Spiegelberger - Reports November 18, 2021 -
U.S.-Africa Relations: An Opportunity Lost or Found
Charles R. Stith - Analysis November 17, 2021 -
Finding Convergence in the Afghanistan Withdrawal Debate
Tamara Milić - Intern Corner November 15, 2021 -
The African Union Should Resolve Somaliland’s Status
Stephen M. Schwartz - Analysis November 08, 2021 -
Confronting the Challenge of Weaponized Corruption in the Black Sea Region and Beyond
Dan Owen - Analysis November 05, 2021 -
The Impact of Climate Change on Africa’s Economies
Charles A. Ray - Analysis October 29, 2021