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Zeitenwende in Action: Germany’s Future Role in NATO Security
For decades, Germany’s position in NATO was defined by a delicate balance: serving as a reliable alliance partner while...
Nothing New Under the Golden Dome
Aaron Stein and Sam Lair will discuss their recently published FPRI report on the cost and consequences of proposed...
The Security Situation in Cameroon
Conflict between the Anglophone and Francophone communities in Cameroon began in September 2017, when English-speaking separatists in the Northwest...
Moscow’s Mercenaries: The Rise and Fall of the Wagner Group
FPRI’s Eurasia Program hosted a book talk moderated by Program Director Dr. Emily Holland marking the release of Moscow’s...
The Steel Triangle: The Future of a Shipbuilding Alliance
Shipbuilding has emerged as one of the most consequential frontiers of economic security and military deterrence. Both Japan and...
Top Gun at 40
For four decades, Top Gun has lived in the imaginations of audiences around the world as the vision of...
Taiwan’s Strategic Outlook and the Future of US-Taiwan Relations
The latest summit meeting between the leaders of the United States and the People’s Republic of China has renewed...
The Future of US Relations with the Alliance of Sahel States
The Libyan civil war seriously impacted the countries of the Sahel. The overthrow of former Prime Minister Muammar Gaddafi...
America at 250: The Enduring Power and Purpose of the United States
Two hundred fifty years after the Declaration of Independence was signed in Philadelphia, the United States stands at a...