China’s National People’s Congress Reveals New Initiatives And Ominous Warnings – Analysis
By June Teufel Dreyer* (FPRI) — Barely a week into March, nearly 3,000 delegates gathered at the Great Hall of
Read moreBy June Teufel Dreyer* (FPRI) — Barely a week into March, nearly 3,000 delegates gathered at the Great Hall of
Read moreBy Dr. Jaafar Alloul* (FPRI) — The FIFA 2022 World Cup has put Qatar on the map, making it the
Read moreBy Debbie Sharnak* (FPRI) — On February 18, 2023, the Carter Center announced that former President Jimmy Carter would receive
Read moreBy Matt Salmon* (FPRI) — American officials are increasingly concerned about China’s growing power and assertiveness. While spy balloons over
Read moreBy Paul Levin* (FPRI) — Finland and Sweden grew closer to Western institutions in the post-Cold War era, and EU
Read moreBy Charles A. Ray* (FPRI) — Since its return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been ruled by a male
Read moreBy Felix K. Chang* The “Middle Corridor”—a loosely defined trade route that spans the Central Asian steppe, the Caspian Sea,
Read moreBy Olga Khvostunova* (FPRI) — Americans tend to view ideology with suspicion. In fact, one scholar proclaimed that ideology had “ended.” Despite this dismissiveness,
Read moreBy Maximilian Hess* (RFE/RL) — Russian President Vladimir Putin has long seen Central Asia as Russia’s “most stable region.” He
Read moreBy Nikolas Gvosdev* (FPRI) — Over the past year, two understated but dramatic shifts in US strategy have taken place:
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