FPRI’s Michael Reynolds Testifies at Tsarnaev Boston Bombing Trial
According to The USA Today: “Jurors received a bit of a global history lesson and how it applies to current-day...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Scholars in the News
A nation must think before it acts.
FPRI’s Lawrence Husick Appears on Alaska Public Radio to Discuss Cyberthreats
“The question of Cyberthreats is not a new one. In fact, back in 1999, our Defense Department gave testimony...
FPRI’s Michael Noonan Interviewd by the Naval Postgraduate School’s CTX Journal
“The solution to US foreign policy problems is not always going to be 140,000 troops—sometimes it is going to be something much smaller.”...
FPRI’s Eli Gilman Named One of the 25 Faces of Drexel Univrsity’s College of Arts and Sciences
“We operate on the premise that a nation should always think before it acts…which is why it’s important to...
Shelley Rigger’s Recent FPRI Article Cited by The Taipei Times on Taiwan and the AIIB
“It was hard not to find irony in the Ma administration’s unveiling of the AIIB decision with barely a...
Chris Miller’s Recent FPRI Article Cited by Investopedia on Putin and the Russian Economy
“Putin has accumulated a large reserve of popular trust that he can now draw on.” Read the full article...
FPRI’s June Teufel Dreyer Quoted in Nikkei Asian Review on Taiwan’s Bid to Join the AIIB
“China had made clear that it would accept only nations as members of the AIIB. Accepting Taiwan as a...
FPRI’s Ron Granieri Appears on Arrise TV to Discuss the Proxy War in Yemen
“The Iranians have always been in the background as a potential patron to Shiite groups, and the Saudis have...
Robert A. Fox Fellow Vish Sakthivel Cited in Clingendael Report on The Crisis in North Africa
Sakthivel’s article, “Morocco Deepens Anti-IS Gulf Ties, but Neglects Returning Jihadi Threat,” published in World Politics Review was cited...
FPRI’s David Satter Interviewd by the Hillsdale Collegian on Russia
“ is not motivated by the population. On the contrary, he is manipulating the population. What’s at stake here...