FPRI E-Note by June Teufel Dreyer on China and Russia Appears in Congressional Caucus Brief
The recent E-Note by FPRI Senior Fellow June Dreyer on the growing partnership between China and Russia was circulated...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Scholars in the News
A nation must think before it acts.
Scholars in the News FPRI Fox Fellow Clint Watts Quoted by WJLA in Washington, DC on the Attempted Attack in Paris
“The problem with these inspired plots is if they’re not actually connected to a network, there are very few...
FPRI’s Sumit Ganguly Interviewed by WBEZ in Chicago on India and Pakistan
In this radio interview, Sumit Ganguly shares his thoughts on the recent militant attacks against India and what they could mean for...
FPRI’s June Teufel Dreyer Quoted in The Daily Beast on China’s Attempts to Take Okinawa
“Beijing has been quietly stoking the issue from time to time, funneling cash to Chinese student associations in Okinawa....
FPRI’s Ed Turzanski Quoted by Houston’s KTRH News Radio on Terrorism
“This isn’t going away as an issue in the Presidential election or in the public consciousness. It’s sad to...
FPRI’s Vanessa Neumann Cited in Foreign Affairs on Venezuelan Elections
“I’m not sure if Maduro can survive this. He faces the threat from the opposition as well as a...
FPRI Congratulates Senior Fellow Abdallah Schleifer on His New Appointment at Future University in Egypt
FPRI Senior Fellow Abdallah Schleifer was recently appointed as Distinguished Visiting Professor in Economics and Political Science at Future University in...
FPRI’s Ed Turzanski Interviewed by The Christian Post on the U.S. Sending Ground Troops After ISIS
“ is a quiet change that is not enough force but is only the beginning…The road to...
FPRI’s Michael Cecire Quoted by EurasiaNet.org on Georgia’s Attempt to Join NATO
“That has been unable to secure is unsurprising, but it does represent a symbolic blow considering that...
Report by FPRI’s Lorenzo Vidino on ISIS in America Cited by New York Times
“The individuals range from hardened militants to teenage girls, petty criminals and college students…The diversity is staggering.” Read the...