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    • AfricaFeaturedNational SecurityTechnologyTerrorism

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      Josef Sinigiani February 27, 2025
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      Zack Apt February 22, 2025
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      Tracy Tawil February 21, 2025
    • Arms ControlDonald TrumpEconomicsFeaturedMiddle EastNational SecurityNuclear Deterrence

      Global responses to lifting sanctions on Iran

      Lucine Ekizian February 21, 2025
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    • East AsiaFeaturedRacismSociety and Culture

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      Change on the Horizon: Botswana’s First Transition of Power

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    IsraelPalestineSecurity and ConflictTerritorial disputes

    Israel/Palestine: Challenging Narratives

    written by Grayson Peters
    September 14, 2020
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  • EconomicsGlobalizationInternational Trade

    Globalization: its discontents and untapped potential

    by Kosi Ogbuli September 9, 2020

    The world continues to change in ways that make turning inwards and shutting the door virtually impossible, as is often said, we are more…

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  • Society and CultureTechnologyUnited States

    Can Social Media Undermine Democracy?

    by Zachary Durkee September 8, 2020

    Ten years ago, optimism surrounding the internet ran high. So much so that then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton touted its decentralizing force as…

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  • EuropeGeopoliticsRussiaSecurity and ConflictVladimir Putin

    Will Putin Rescue Lukashenko from the Jaws of Death?

    written by Alex Choy
    September 4, 2020
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  • Arms ControlPrint ArticleSecurity and ConflictSpace

    From the “New Frontier” to the “New Arena” for an Arms Race: What the US, China, and Russia are doing to Prompt the Weaponization of Space

    by Taylor Fairless June 1, 2020

    Outer space has been called the “new frontier” since the 1960s, but today is being named the “new arena” for an arms race. With the United States, Russia, and China coming to a head in space weaponry and lacking cooperation on arms control treaties, the destruction of the “new frontier” amidst an arms race is increasingly likely and should worry the international community.

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  • HistoryRacismUnited States

    Why Dismantling Monuments Does Not Always Constitute Erasing History

    by Zachary Durkee August 23, 2020

    This article is the first of five pieces from our summer series for 2020. The theme this summer is “Challenging Narratives.” In the coming…

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  • AfricaEconomicsFranceInternational Trade

    La Francafrique: Africa’s Last Colonies

    written by Kosi Ogbuli
    August 22, 2020
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  • East AsiaGeopoliticsNational SecuritySecurity and Conflict

    The History Problem: How a Troubled Past Distorts Contemporary Relations Between South Korea and Japan

    by Zachary Durkee July 23, 2020

    Introduction: History often serves as a potent force in global affairs. Its power over them can be comparable to DNA: an unseen, ancient, highly…

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  • Middle EastMilitarySecurity and ConflictTerrorism

    Pakistani Power Politics: Subversion, Deception and India in the GWOT

    by Alex Choy July 23, 2020

    The views expressed here are those of the author and do not reflect any official policy or position of the US Government, the Department…

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  • Nuclear DeterrenceSecurity and Conflict

    Relinquishing the Third Largest Nuclear Arsenal in the World: What Ukraine Teaches about Nuclear Proliferation

    written by Taylor Fairless
    July 9, 2020
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