Please join us for The Impossible State Live podcast on Kim Jong-un’s weekend visit to Dandong, China, via the New Yalu River ...

New Zealand’s foreign policy has for decades been based on a political consensus around making independent decisions and supporting the rules-based international order and multilateral system. Ahead ...

Victor Cha explains why the diplomatic dispute between South Korea and Ukraine over President Volodymyr Zelensky’s public ...

What is the risk that fears about AI will motivate terrorist attacks? This analysis examines the record of anti-AI violence ...

Malaysia has emerged as a key player in rare earth supply chain diversification, expanding refining and processing capacity ...

South Africa has 8 million people living with HIV, and the government has introduced lenacapavir, a new HIV prevention drug.

Europe is both a vast market and a coproducer of U.S. technology. To outcompete China, the United States must offer allies a ...

Taiwan’s geographic position in Asia’s first island chain should not become the main reason why the United States supports Taiwan’s security. The main focus of U.S. policy should be preventing a PRC ...

How is Security Influence Shifting Across the Pacific? examines the changing security environment in the Pacific and ...

U.S. land forces are modernizing amid rapid strategic and technological disruption, as unmanned systems, stand-off precision strikes, and contested logistics challenge long-standing assumptions about ...

The October 2026 edition of the Human Rights Initiative Director's Note where Andrew Friedman shares his reflections on human rights and democracy issues occupying significant space in his mind, ...

The Justice Department published an inspector general audit in September on how the department was mitigating threats from modern data collection and surveillance. The answer was: not well. Because ...