Reciprocity And Coercion: Ending The Downturn In US-Iran Relations – Analysis
By Aaron Stein* (FPRI) — Just days after the United States struck Iranian-linked targets in Syria, militia members fired a volley
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Thank You For Being A Friend: NATO, Iraq And The Benefits Of The Alliance – Analysis
By Tim Ball* (FPRI) — After a recent meeting of defense ministers in Brussels, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg announced that the Alliance
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Jihadist Groups In Sub-Saharan Africa: Assessing The Threat – Analysis
By Colin P. Clarke and Jacob Zenn* (FPRI) — As the Biden administration surveys the litany of foreign policy challenges
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Will US-China Competition Divide South Asia Along Great Power Fault Lines? – Analysis
By Paulina Song* (FPRI) — On February 8, 2021, U.S. President Joseph Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreed in a
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The Implementation Of The Women, Peace, And Security Agenda In Latvia: Room For Improvement? – Analysis
By Laura A. Dean* (FPRI) — Most discussions on Baltic Sea regional security focus on NATO, Russia, or pipelines, while
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The Intelligence Community And Open-Source Information In The Digital Age – Analysis
By George W. Croner* (FPRI) — On January 22, 2021, the New York Times reported that the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) was acquiring
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The Quad: Form Without Substance? – Analysis
By June Teufel Dreyer* (FPRI) — The declassification of the U.S. Strategic Framework for the Indo-Pacific in the waning days of the Trump administration
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The Crete Mirage: Why Rapprochement With Turkey May Be A Long Way Off – Analysis
By Aaron Stein* (FPRI) — After years of disagreement about Turkey’s purchase of a Russian-made S-400 air and missile system,
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The Ryukyu Defense Line: Japan’s Response To China’s Naval Push Into Pacific Ocean – Analysis
By Felix K. Chang* (FPRI) — For most of the nineteenth and the first half of the twentieth centuries, the
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Elections In Kazakhstan And Kyrgyzstan: The Challenges Of Retaining Power – Analysis
By Bruce Pannier* On January 10, Kazakhstan held elections for its lower house while Kyrgyzstan held presidential elections and a
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