Time for America to Act on North Korea, Alone If Necessary
The National Interest The UN Security Council has approved the “strongest sanctions ever” against North Korea. These include a...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Time for America to Act on North Korea, Alone If Necessary
A nation must think before it acts.
Categories for Outside Publications
Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein Interviewed by Eskilstuna Kuriren
Eskilstuna Kuriren Ulv Hanssen har en masterexamen i orientaliska studier med inriktning mot Japan från universitetet i Oslo. Han...
Egypt’s President Stands on Shifting Sands
The Cipher Brief As a key U.S. ally in the Middle East, Egypt has played an integral role in...
The Sino-ROK-U.S. Triangle: Awaiting the Impact of Leadership Changes
Joint U.S.-Korea Academic Studies Of five alternative approaches to addressing the North Korean threat to stability in East Asia...
Energy and Security In the Black Sea
Caspian Policy Center Recently commercial vessels in the Black Sea reported incidents that have led analysts to manifest concern...
Energy and Security In the Black Sea
Caspian Policy Center Recently commercial vessels in the Black Sea reported incidents that have led analysts to manifest concern...
Trump’s Afghan Plan
Foreign Affairs After months of deliberation, on August 20 U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new strategy for Afghanistan. Among...
Is Reconstruction Syria’s Next Battleground?
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace In the bloody and protracted Syrian conflict, the humanitarian space has been heavily constrained. Different warring...
Iran, Turkey, and Russia Aren’t Natural Friends. It’s Up to the U.S. to Keep It That Way.
Foreign Policy One of the more curious and troubling developments in the course of the Syrian civil war has...
Gulf States Rethink Their PR Wars
The American Interest On August 17, UAE Foreign Minister Anwar Gargash tweeted an observation in Arabic about the standoff between Qatar...