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Inauguration of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol

The Rise and Fall of South Korea’s Yoon Seok-yeol

Yeilim Cheong and Stephan Haggard

Blog / December 16, 2024

A damaged house in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene

Climate Disasters Are Putting Democracies to the Test

Austin Beacham, Emilie M. Hafner-Burton, et al

Blog / December 02, 2024

People in front of the Apple Store in Shanghai, China

Democracies and Autocracies Compete to Rule the Digital World

Kal Raustiala

Blog / November 22, 2024

A group of migrants sit atop a small boat on the open ocean

The Climate-Migration Nexus Introduces New Political Risks

Kate Ricke and Gaurav Khanna

Blog / November 18, 2024

Insurrectionists scale a wall outside the US Capitol building during the January 6th attacks

Armed Standoffs, Discounts, and NASCAR: Why People Buy Violent Extremism

Danny Klinenberg

Blog / November 13, 2024

A bronze sculpture depicting Lady Justice, a blindfolded woman holding scales in one hand and a sword in the other, against a blue background.

The Global Assault on the Judiciary

Stephan Haggard and Lydia Tiede

Blog / November 06, 2024

close-up photo of the United States and China national flags side-by-side

China Is Making a Play for Global Techno-Security Leadership—Here’s How the U.S. Should Respond

Tai Ming Cheung

Blog / October 23, 2024

the walls of a home in Donegal, Ireland showing defective concrete

Five Questions on Housing, Defective Concrete, and Populism in Ireland

Kaitlyn Rabach

Blog / October 15, 2024

a group of people walking down a street in Meknes, Morocco

As Others See Us: Reflections on Changing Views of the West

Lindsay Shingler

Blog / October 14, 2024

China Development Bank

Five Questions on Chinese Development Finance and the Foreign Aid Regime

Muyang Chen

Blog / October 11, 2024

China's Three Gorges Dam during construction

To Understand China’s Global Development Strategy, Look to the United States’ Past

Mary Shi

Blog / October 04, 2024

aerial photo of cargo crates in Bukit Merah, Singapore

Geoeconomics Defines a New Phase of International Competition

James Lee

Blog (Global Policy At A Glance) / October 03, 2024

Hydroelectric Plant

Five Questions on Hydropower Disruption and Renewable Energy Development

Ishana Ratan

Blog / September 26, 2024

Ding Xuexiang, Vice Premier of the People's Republic of China

Reading the Tea Leaves on China’s New Central Science and Technology Commission

Jimmy Goodrich

Blog / September 25, 2024

The American flag flies alongside the flags of other nations in front of the UN Headquarters in New York City

At the United Nations, the United States May Not Be as Isolated as It Thinks

Bridget Coggins, Julia Morse, et al

Blog / September 23, 2024

computer circuit board

The UN Has Passed a Resolution to Make AI Safer—It Should Do the Same for Quantum

Juljan Krause

Blog / September 12, 2024

United Nations General Assembly Hall in the UN Headquarters, New York.

Illiberalism Threatens the Future of Global Governance

Emilie M. Hafner-Burton and Christina Schneider

Blog / September 05, 2024

Spenser Warren, Juljan Krause, and Kimberly Peh presenting at the 2024 STRATCOM Deterrence Symposium

Dispatch from the 2024 STRATCOM Deterrence Symposium

Juljan Krause, Kimberly Peh, and Spenser Warren

Blog / August 28, 2024