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What the U.S. Election Means for Africa, Part I: Trump
U.S. Foreign Policy, Sub-Saharan Africa Hunter Graff, Senior Staff Writer 9/28/20 U.S. Foreign Policy, Sub-Saharan Africa Hunter Graff, Senior Staff Writer 9/28/20

What the U.S. Election Means for Africa, Part I: Trump

This is what four more years of Trump’s Africa policy will look like.

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The Future of India-Pakistan Relations: An Interview with Pakistani Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed
South Asia, Security Salman Sarwar, Former Contributing Writer 9/24/20 South Asia, Security Salman Sarwar, Former Contributing Writer 9/24/20

The Future of India-Pakistan Relations: An Interview with Pakistani Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed

The chairman of the Pakistani Senate Foreign Affairs Committee shares his thoughts on the future of his country’s relations with long-time rival India.

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Iraq’s New Post-Sectarian Moment
Middle East and North Africa Connor Fiddler, Former Contributing Writer 9/10/20 Middle East and North Africa Connor Fiddler, Former Contributing Writer 9/10/20

Iraq’s New Post-Sectarian Moment

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Is Japan’s Defense Policy Taking an Offensive Turn?
East Asia, Security Darlene Onuorah, Former Contributing Writer 9/9/20 East Asia, Security Darlene Onuorah, Former Contributing Writer 9/9/20

Is Japan’s Defense Policy Taking an Offensive Turn?

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Erdogan’s Nuclear Itch: </strong>Why Turkey’s Nuclear Program is a Threat to Regional Stability and the International Nonproliferation Regime
Middle East and North Africa, Security Gevorg Novshadyan, Former Contributing Writer 9/8/20 Middle East and North Africa, Security Gevorg Novshadyan, Former Contributing Writer 9/8/20

Erdogan’s Nuclear Itch: Why Turkey’s Nuclear Program is a Threat to Regional Stability and the International Nonproliferation Regime

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Burnt by Putin’s Sun
Russia and the Post-Soviet Space Matthew Wisneski, Former Contributing Writer 8/28/20 Russia and the Post-Soviet Space Matthew Wisneski, Former Contributing Writer 8/28/20

Burnt by Putin’s Sun

The Putin regime is not as stable as it may seem.

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Proceed with Caution: An Argument Against EU Sanctions on Lukashenko
Russia and the Post-Soviet Space, Europe, International Law and Organizations Madison Sargeant, Former Contributing Writer, and Joseph Forcherio, Former Web Editor-in-Chief 8/18/20 Russia and the Post-Soviet Space, Europe, International Law and Organizations Madison Sargeant, Former Contributing Writer, and Joseph Forcherio, Former Web Editor-in-Chief 8/18/20

Proceed with Caution: An Argument Against EU Sanctions on Lukashenko

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Water or War: Egypt’s Fight for the Nile
Middle East and North Africa, Energy and Environment Ethan Trucker, Former Senior Staff Editor 7/30/20 Middle East and North Africa, Energy and Environment Ethan Trucker, Former Senior Staff Editor 7/30/20

Water or War: Egypt’s Fight for the Nile

Egypt cannot afford to lose its lifeblood.

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Great Power Competition: Let the Games Begin!
U.S. Foreign Policy, Security, East Asia Joseph Forcherio, Former Web Editor-In-Chief 7/13/20 U.S. Foreign Policy, Security, East Asia Joseph Forcherio, Former Web Editor-In-Chief 7/13/20

Great Power Competition: Let the Games Begin!

Trump says competition is the way forward.

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The United States is Making a Miscalculation by Bringing Back Tactical Nuclear Weapons
Security, U.S. Foreign Policy Byron Adkins, Former Contributing Writer 7/7/20 Security, U.S. Foreign Policy Byron Adkins, Former Contributing Writer 7/7/20

The United States is Making a Miscalculation by Bringing Back Tactical Nuclear Weapons

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Effects of Deteriorating Security on Prospects for Peace in Mali
Sub-Saharan Africa, Security, International Law and Organizations Miranda Sieg, Former Staff Writer 6/26/20 Sub-Saharan Africa, Security, International Law and Organizations Miranda Sieg, Former Staff Writer 6/26/20

Effects of Deteriorating Security on Prospects for Peace in Mali

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Cambodia's Diplomacy and its Perils
Southeast Asia Tri Vo, Former Senior Staff Writer 6/23/20 Southeast Asia Tri Vo, Former Senior Staff Writer 6/23/20

Cambodia's Diplomacy and its Perils

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Beijing Terrorizing Hong Kong’s Opposition Cannot Help Rebuild National Security
East Asia Jason Hung, Former Contributing Writer 6/18/20 East Asia Jason Hung, Former Contributing Writer 6/18/20

Beijing Terrorizing Hong Kong’s Opposition Cannot Help Rebuild National Security

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Criminals or Terrorists? How to Define Mexican Drug Cartels
U.S. Foreign Policy, Transnational Crime, Latin America and the Western Hemisphere Jonathan Coleman, Former Staff Writer 6/8/20 U.S. Foreign Policy, Transnational Crime, Latin America and the Western Hemisphere Jonathan Coleman, Former Staff Writer 6/8/20

Criminals or Terrorists? How to Define Mexican Drug Cartels

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COVID-19 Presents Risks and Opportunities for Putin
Russia and the Post-Soviet Space, Global Health Chris Riehl, Former Staff Writer 6/5/20 Russia and the Post-Soviet Space, Global Health Chris Riehl, Former Staff Writer 6/5/20

COVID-19 Presents Risks and Opportunities for Putin

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The Calm Before the Storm
Middle East and North Africa, U.S. Foreign Policy William Monahan, Former Contributing Writer 6/3/20 Middle East and North Africa, U.S. Foreign Policy William Monahan, Former Contributing Writer 6/3/20

The Calm Before the Storm

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How Xi’s Regime against Humanity Puts Beijing’s Soft Power at Stake
East Asia Anu Anwar and Jason Hung, Former Contributing Writers 5/29/20 East Asia Anu Anwar and Jason Hung, Former Contributing Writers 5/29/20

How Xi’s Regime against Humanity Puts Beijing’s Soft Power at Stake

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The State and its Competitors Facing a Global Pandemic: The US, EU, and Failed States
Global Health Oana-Cosmina Mihalache, Former Contributor 5/26/20 Global Health Oana-Cosmina Mihalache, Former Contributor 5/26/20

The State and its Competitors Facing a Global Pandemic: The US, EU, and Failed States

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Japan's Southeast Asian Diplomacy
East Asia, Southeast Asia Tri Vo, Former Senior Staff Writer 5/13/20 East Asia, Southeast Asia Tri Vo, Former Senior Staff Writer 5/13/20

Japan's Southeast Asian Diplomacy

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Unexpected Impacts of COVID-19 for Venezuelans: A Tumultuous Journey Home and Potential for Political Progress
Latin America and the Western Hemisphere Sarah Waggoner, Senior Staff Writer 5/11/20 Latin America and the Western Hemisphere Sarah Waggoner, Senior Staff Writer 5/11/20

Unexpected Impacts of COVID-19 for Venezuelans: A Tumultuous Journey Home and Potential for Political Progress

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