Belarus Post-Election Briefing
The world will watch closely on August 9th when people in Belarus head to the polls to elect their next president. The […]
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Belarus Post-Election Briefing
A nation must think before it acts.
Events
Conscious Uncoupling? American Troop Withdrawals and the Future of the West
President Trump’s recent announcement that nearly 12,000 U.S. Troops will be redeployed from Germany was both an expected and surprising […]
China’s Security Footprint in Central Asia
China is playing an increasingly important role in Central Asia, from infrastructure to the military to traders to private security […]
Turkish Politics: The Legacy of a Failed Coup
In the years after the failed coup d’état attempt in Turkey, the ruling Justice and Development Party has overseen considerable changes […]
Russia’s Constitutional Change and Putinism 3.0
The Russian government has passed a major constitutional reform that will allow Vladimir Putin to run twice more for the […]
Iran’s Foreign Policy: A Balancing Act with Europe, America, and Russia
The Islamic Republic of Iran has been an American adversary for decades, but its relations with other world powers, like […]
Why Isn’t Latvia the Next Crimea? Fading Russian Influence in the Baltics
In the aftermath of Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014, many analysts predicted that the Baltic States were Putin’s […]
Asia’s New Geopolitics: A Conversation with Michael R. Auslin and Robert D. Kaplan
FPRI Senior Fellow Michael R. Auslin and FPRI Robert Strausz-Hupé Chair in Geopolitics Robert D. Kaplan will discuss Dr. Auslin’s […]
Traitors I Have Known: Counterintelligence’s Role in National Security
As the Central Intelligence Agency continues to field threats from China, Russia, Cuba and Iran, counterintelligence is more vital than […]
A Tribute to Colin S. Gray (1943–2020)
Early this year, one of the most consequential Anglo-American geopolitical strategists of our time, Dr. Colin S. Gray passed away […]