The Question of Identity in the Mideast
How do an Iraqi comic, an Algerian military recruitment video, and a musical sketch from the American TV show...
A nation must think before it acts.
How do an Iraqi comic, an Algerian military recruitment video, and a musical sketch from the American TV show...
Lithuania is on the frontiers of the struggle between Russia and the West for influence in Europe’s borderlands....
This talk considers the concept of the Anthropocene, a geologic era defined by human influence. The arrival and evolution...
Japan remains the world’s third-largest economy, but its political clout has not matched its economic status. At the same...
Amid growing evidence that the world is experiencing a resurgence of authoritarianism, FPRI Senior Fellow Michael Boyle argues that...
This year we offered a new format featuring a discussion moderated by WHYY’s Marty Moss-Coane, with guests...
On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, hear a gripping account by John Maurer of the...
Just back from a trip to Sulaimaniya in Iraqi Kurdistan, where he attended the “Suli Forum,” a significant annual...
In a special briefing for the World Affairs Council of Reading, FPRI’s Ron Granieri delivered remarks on the state...
The 2016 Penn Slavic Symposium was a public event bringing together leading policy scholars on Russian foreign policy for...