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Globalization Dec 12, 2019 Snapshot

Beyond the Trade War

The Trump administration's trade war has run aground—and the United States needs a new China strategy.

Ely Ratner, Elizabeth Rosenberg, and Paul Scharre

U.S. and Chinese trade delegates pose for a photo in Shanghai, July 2019

Campaigns & Elections Dec 9, 2019 Snapshot

How the Brexit Election Was Reduced to Trivia

The pivotal general election on December 12 has so far been a petty battle, often reduced to trivia.

Steve Bloomfield

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson uses a sewing machine in Matlock, Britain, December, 2019

U.S. Foreign Policy Dec 6, 2019 Snapshot

Do No Harm in Hong Kong

In Hong Kong, U.S. policymakers should be to do what they can to reinforce the “one country, two systems” paradigm, while avoiding steps that would undermine it.

Kurt Tong

A detained protester in Hong Kong, December 2019

Politics & Society Dec 5, 2019 Snapshot

The Collapse of German Centrism

The success of the far-right AfD continues to dominate political debates in Germany, but there is a way to suck the energy from its high-flying rhetoric.

Peter Kuras

Police and far-right protesters in Chemnitz, eastern Germany, September 2018

Politics & Society Dec 4, 2019 Snapshot

Iran’s Protests Are Not Just About Gas Prices

The Islamic Republic, through its long-term developmental and welfare programs, has empowered a citizenry that now resists neoliberal policies.

Mohammad Ali Kadivar, Saber Khani, and Abolfazl Sotoudeh

Ukraine Dec 4, 2019 Snapshot

Ukraine’s Divided House Still Stands

The country debates whether Donbas can be brought in from the cold.

Brian Milakovsky

U.S. Foreign Policy Dec 4, 2019 Snapshot

Subversive Statecraft

The next great-power conflict will be fought through subversion.

Melissa M. Lee

U.S. Foreign Policy Dec 3, 2019 Snapshot

Trump Didn’t Shrink U.S. Military Commitments Abroad—He Expanded Them

President Donald Trump hasn’t meaningfully altered the U.S. global military footprint he inherited from his predecessor but rather loaded even greater military...

Paul K. MacDonald and Joseph M. Parent

Security Dec 2, 2019 Snapshot

This Is Your Brain on Terrorism

The Science Behind a Death Wish

Scott Atran

Law & Institutions Nov 29, 2019 Snapshot

Trapped in the Archives

Declassification is vital to a thriving democracy.

William Burr

Europe Nov 27, 2019 Snapshot

A Way Out of Spain’s Catalan Crisis

And Why Madrid Is Unlikely to Take It

Laia Balcells

Foreign Policy Nov 27, 2019 Snapshot

The New Geography of Global Diplomacy

China has surpassed the United States in an underappreciated but crucial measure of global influence: the size of its diplomatic network.

Bonnie Bley

Protests outside of the Japanese embassy in Beijing, China, August 2012

U.S. Foreign Policy Nov 26, 2019 Snapshot

The Oligarchs Who Lost Ukraine and Won Washington

The United States’ gravest constitutional crisis since Watergate is an episode in a broader geopolitical struggle between the defenders of democracy and the forces of...

Michael Carpenter

Politics & Society Nov 26, 2019 Snapshot

Algeria Faces the Unknown—Finally

What if an election is held and no one votes?

Robert Zaretsky

A protest rejecting the December presidential election in Algiers, November 2019

Climate Change Nov 25, 2019 Snapshot

The Amazon Comes to Rome

Although his opponents created distractions during the Amazon synod, Pope Francis persevered in advancing an agenda that facilitates concrete gains for those dedicated...

Victor Gaetan

Pope Francis arrives at a session of the Synod on the Amazon, Vatican City, October 2019

Law & Institutions Nov 25, 2019 Snapshot

Foreign Policy Has Always Been at the Heart of Impeachment

Foreign affairs have been at the heart of impeachment, from the origins of the practice in medieval England through its adoption by the United States.

Frank O. Bowman III

President Donald Trump in Burnsville, Minnesota, April 2019

Security Nov 22, 2019 Snapshot

The Fall of the Berlin Wall Almost Ended in War

Thirty years ago this month, the opening of the Berlin Wall ushered in the last great diplomatic struggle of the Cold War.

Joshua Shifrinson

The Berlin Wall and Brandenburg Gate as viewed from West Berlin, November 1989

Ukraine Nov 21, 2019 Snapshot

How to End the War in Ukraine

What an American-Led Peace Plan Should Look Like

Steven Pifer

Political Development Nov 21, 2019 Snapshot

Bolivia After Morales

The Morales presidency will stand as a lesson for governments in the region—both on the opportunities for lasting reform and on the pitfalls of autocratic governance.

Santiago Anria and Kenneth M. Roberts

Bolivian Interim President Jeanine Añez at the Presidential Palace in La Paz, November 2019

Strategy & Conflict Nov 19, 2019 Snapshot

The Case for a National Security Budget

Washington needs to fundamentally rethink the way it approaches the funding of its foreign policy.

Brett Rosenberg and Jake Sullivan

U.S. and Japanese ships in formation in the Philippine Sea, November 2018

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Beyond the Trade War

How the Brexit Election Was Reduced to Trivia

Do No Harm in Hong Kong

The Collapse of German Centrism

Iran’s Protests Are Not Just About Gas Prices

Ukraine’s Divided House Still Stands

Subversive Statecraft

Trump Didn’t Shrink U.S. Military Commitments Abroad—He Expanded Them

This Is Your Brain on Terrorism

Trapped in the Archives

A Way Out of Spain’s Catalan Crisis

The New Geography of Global Diplomacy

The Oligarchs Who Lost Ukraine and Won Washington

Algeria Faces the Unknown—Finally

The Amazon Comes to Rome

Foreign Policy Has Always Been at the Heart of Impeachment

The Fall of the Berlin Wall Almost Ended in War

How to End the War in Ukraine

Bolivia After Morales

The Case for a National Security Budget

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