FPRI’s Jack Tomarchio Appears on CTV News Discussing the Conflict in Yemen
“This is a very complex conflict, that is really part of a greater conflict that’s going on in the...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Scholars in the News
A nation must think before it acts.
FPRI’s Melinda Haring Named Editor of The Atlantic Council’s “Ukraine Alert”
FPRI Fellow Melinda Haring was named editor of the Atlantic Council’s Ukraine Alert. Happily, Melinda remains affiliated with FPRI’s...
FPRI’s Michael Cecire Interviewed by Interpressnews about Western Sanctions on Russia
“…The White House does intend to maintain sanctions if it can, but there is no question that the broader...
FPRI President Alan Luxenberg Interviewed on WYLL Chicago about the Israeli Election Results
In discussing the Israeli election results, FPRI President Alan Luxenberg argued that Netanyahu’s late-inning dismissal of the two-state solution...
FPRI’s June Teufel Dreyer Quoted in Washington Post on Xi Jinping’s Emerging Culture of Praise
“It’s as if Xi is saying, ‘It’s my party and I’ll have it the way I want to.’” Read...
FPRI’s Jacques deLisle Interviewed on the Knowledge@Wharton Podcast about Doing Business in China
“Companies of any significant scale will tell you they can’t afford not to be in China.” Listen to the...
FPRI’s David Satter Interviewed by Ukraine Today on Arming Ukraine
“If Ukraine is given sufficient weapons to defend its territory, it will be much easier to at least maintain...
FPRI’s Clint Watts Appears on the Loopcast Podcast Discussing CVE
“Takedowns do disrupt the communication of the propaganda and do disaggregate the audience. And so the Shabaab case study...
FPRI’s Clint Watts Interviewed on CNN about Terrorists’ Use of Social Media
“al Qaeda was very sort of static in their social media use. It was speeches and videos. What ISIS...
FPRI’s Jacqueline Deal Participates in ChinaFile Conversation on the Possibility of a Sino-Russian Pact
“China has extended critical financial support to Russia in the wake of the Ukraine-related sanctions. But one wonders what...