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Trade Jun 25, 2019 Snapshot

Trump’s Trade War Is the Wrong Way to Compete With China

With it comes to competition with China, the United States should focus on its own economic renewal, not protectionism.

Tom Donilon

Chinese and U.S. leaders at a working dinner at the G20 summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina, December 2018

Iran Jun 25, 2019 Snapshot

Stuck in the Middle With Iran

U.S. policies should not leave Iraq with no better option than becoming Iran’s accomplice.

Alex Vatanka

Iraq's President Barham Salih walks with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani during a welcome ceremony in Baghdad, Iraq, March 2019

Venezuela Jun 24, 2019 Snapshot

Preparing for a Venezuela After Maduro

It's time to plan for what comes next in Venezuela.

James Dobbins

Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores at a rally in support of the government in Caracas, Venezuela, May 2019

Campaign 2020 Jun 24, 2019 Snapshot

Ending America’s Endless War

We need a foreign policy that focuses on core U.S. interests, clarifies our commitment to democratic values both at home and abroad, and that privileges diplomacy and...

Bernie Sanders

Campaigns & Elections Jun 21, 2019 Snapshot

What Istanbul’s New Mayoral Elections Mean for Turkey’s Future

On June 23, Istanbul will hold new mayoral elections after the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) overturned the results of the original election it lost.

Nate Schenkkan

Supporters of the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) mayoral candidate Ekrem Imamoglu wave flags during an election rally in Istanbul, June 2019

Trade Jun 20, 2019 Snapshot

Xi Jinping’s Trade Conundrum

Chinese and American leaders appear to be gearing up for a longer-term struggle, making a trade deal increasingly elusive.

Christopher K. Johnson

Trump and Xi meet at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing in November 2017

Science & Technology Jun 19, 2019 Snapshot

Why Blacklisting Huawei Could Backfire

China has overcome technological blockades before.

Lorand Laskai

An engineer stands under a 5G base station antenna in Huawei's near-field testing system in Dongguan, Guangdong province, China , May 2019

Corruption Jun 18, 2019 Snapshot

The Fall of Sebastian Kurz?

A recent scandal has shown that a mature democracy such as Austria, with strong political institutions, a free press, and a centrist political establishment, is...

Franz-Stefan Gady

Sebastian Kurz at a session of parliament in Vienna, May 2019

Brexit Jun 17, 2019 Snapshot

The Surreal Contest to Succeed Theresa May

Whoever wins, the Brexit chaos will continue.

Tim Bale

Johnson launches his campaign in London, June 2019

NATO Jun 17, 2019 Snapshot

How to Save the Transatlantic Alliance

The current damage to the transatlic relationship will outlast Trump. Saving the alliance will require hard work from Europe and the United States alike.

Norbert Röttgen

At an European Union summit in Brussels, Belgium May 2019

Civil Society Jun 14, 2019 Snapshot

Iran’s Green Movement Never Went Away

Even as the cost of dissent in the Islamic Republic remains high, a new generation of Iranians continues to demand civil and political liberties.

Omid Memarian

Supporters of the Iranian opposition movement at the funeral of Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri in Qom, Iran, December 2009

WMD & Proliferation Jun 14, 2019 Snapshot

How the Russian Church Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

It’s impossible to fully understand the strategic reality in Russia today without scrutinizing the remarkable conjunction between the Kremlin, the Russian Orthodox...

Dmitry Adamsky

Russian President Vladimir Putin, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, and Patriarch Kirill, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, attend a foundation stone laying ceremony for the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Chris toutside Moscow, September 2018

Human Rights Jun 13, 2019 Snapshot

Use Venezuelan Assets to Help Venezuelan Refugees

Refugee-receiving states and international institutions such as UNHCR should be allowed to fund their relief efforts by drawing on the assets of refugee source...

Amalia Perez and Selim Can Sazak

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro at a plantation in La Victoria, June 2019

Campaigns & Elections Jun 12, 2019 Snapshot

The End of the Spanish Exception?

In Spain, the rise of the far right is the symptom of a collapsing center-right, not the cause.

Sam Edwards

PP leader Pablo Casado at a news conference in Madrid, April 2019

Civil Society Jun 10, 2019 Snapshot

What Algeria and Sudan Can Learn From Egypt

As Algeria and Sudan take their first tentative steps toward democracy, they can draw on lessons from Egypt's 2011 revolution to help keep their own transitions on...

Killian Clarke

Middle East Jun 7, 2019 Snapshot

From the Ancient Middle East, Art That Links Past and Present

Historian Peter Frankopan reviews "A World Between Empires: Art and Identity in the Ancient Middle East," an exhibition on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in...

Peter Frankopan

A bronze horse cast in Yemen on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, March 2019

Terrorism & Counterterrorism Jun 6, 2019 Snapshot

Jihadists Head Home

Western ISIS fighters and their children are stuck in camps and prisons in northern Syria and Iraq. Their governments don’t want to take them back—and are resorting to...

Jytte Klausen

Women at an IDP camp in northeastern Syria, April 2019

Trump Administration Jun 5, 2019 Snapshot

American Foreign Policy Adrift

Mike Pompeo has outlined a foreign policy based on realism and a careful articulation of American interests. Unfortunately, the policies of Trump and his...

Brett McGurk

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in Berlin, May 2019

Refugees & Migration Jun 5, 2019 Snapshot

For Rohingya Refugees, There’s No Return in Sight

The Rohingya will not be returning to Myanmar anytime soon, so for the foreseeable future the camps in Bangladesh will be their only home.

Meenakshi Ganguly and Brad Adams

A Rohingya refugee child at Unchiparang refugee camp, near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, January 2018

War & Military Strategy Jun 4, 2019 Snapshot

What a War With Iran Would Look Like

As tensions between the Iran and United States rise, Ilan Goldenberg examines how a potential war between the two might unfold.

Ilan Goldenberg

Members of the Iranian revolutionary guard at a parade in Tehran, September 2011

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Trump’s Trade War Is the Wrong Way to Compete With China

Stuck in the Middle With Iran

Preparing for a Venezuela After Maduro

Ending America’s Endless War

What Istanbul’s New Mayoral Elections Mean for Turkey’s Future

Xi Jinping’s Trade Conundrum

Why Blacklisting Huawei Could Backfire

The Fall of Sebastian Kurz?

The Surreal Contest to Succeed Theresa May

How to Save the Transatlantic Alliance

Iran’s Green Movement Never Went Away

How the Russian Church Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

Use Venezuelan Assets to Help Venezuelan Refugees

The End of the Spanish Exception?

What Algeria and Sudan Can Learn From Egypt

From the Ancient Middle East, Art That Links Past and Present

Jihadists Head Home

American Foreign Policy Adrift

For Rohingya Refugees, There’s No Return in Sight

What a War With Iran Would Look Like

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