Would You Fight For Your Country? The Most and Least Willing Among NATO Allies
This piece is part of The Ties That Bind, a project on NATO’s role in the global security landscape....
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Would You Fight For Your Country? The Most and Least Willing Among NATO Allies
A nation must think before it acts.
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Canada and Africa: Bridging the Gap Between Potential and Policy
Does Canada neglect the African continent? This question was raised in a 2026 interview with Radio-Canada by Amina Gerba,...
China’s Political Warfare: Challenges to Taiwan and the United States in Latin America
Throughout Latin America, China is engaging in a unique form of political warfare—employing, per FPRI’s definition, “elements of national...
The Mine Gap: America Forgot How to Sweep the Sea
This piece is part of Behind the Front, an FPRI project on the future of US and allied national...
Over 5,000 Munitions Shot in the First 96 Hours of the Iran War
This piece is part of Behind the Front, an FPRI project on the future of US and allied national...
From Tehran to Donbas: What the Iran War Means for Russia and Ukraine
The sudden outbreak of war in in Iran has snapped the world’s attention away from Eastern Europe toward the...
Better Late Than Never, US and Allies Race toward Ukrainian Counter-Shahed Tech
This piece is part of Behind the Front, an FPRI project on the future of US and allied national...
Czech President, New Government in Early Power Struggle
In an interview on Feb. 1, 2026 on the popular Czech television political commentary series “Questions with Vaclav Moravec,”...
Four Years of War in Ukraine and Baltic Solidarity
Each month, Dr. Indra Ekmanis writes a monthly roundup highlighting major political, cultural, and economic events in Estonia, Latvia,...
A Conundrum: Strategic Minerals and a Peripheral Africa
The Trump administration’s National Security Strategy (NSS), publicly issued in early December 2025, focused primarily on the survival of...