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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

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg participates in the UN Climate Change Conference (COP28) hosted by the United Arab Emirates, in Dubai

NATO Wants to Be a Leader on Climate Security: Here Are the Next Steps to Get There

Heidi Hardt and Jacqueline Burns

Blog / August 21, 2024

Venezuela protests against the Nicolas Maduro government, Altamira Square

Small States are Defending Democracy

Jennie Barker

Blog / August 12, 2024

close-up of red computer circuitry

Authoritarianism Could Poison AI

Eddie Yang

Blog / August 08, 2024

Brown and green grass underwater

Five Questions on How a Conservation Market Could Protect the World’s Oceans

Juan Carlos Villaseñor-Derbez, Christopher Costello, and Andrew J. Plantinga

Blog / July 05, 2024

Nuclear trefoil sign

It’s an Interesting Time to Work on Nuclear Issues—That’s Both a Challenge and an Opportunity

Mike Albertson

Commentary / July 03, 2024

Gen Z students take part in a protest

Generation Z Faces a Troubled World

Ty McGlynn

Commentary / June 03, 2024

Khrushchev and Kennedy by Stanley Tretick, 1961 (NARA)

We Don’t Know as Much About Nuclear Strategy as We Think We Do

Eleni Ekmektsioglou

Blog / June 03, 2024

Semiconductor Silicon Epitaxial Transistors

China’s Evolving Semiconductor Strategy

Jimmy Goodrich

Blog / May 29, 2024

Chixoy Hydroelectric Plant

What Central America’s Past Conflicts over Hydropower Say About the Future of Decarbonization

Luis Rubén González Márquez

Blog / May 20, 2024

two white surveillance cameras

Five Questions on Transnational Repression

Marcus Michaelsen

Blog / May 13, 2024

KOD Demonstration, Warsaw 2016

Five Questions on the State of Democracy in Europe

Anna Meyerrose

Blog / May 08, 2024

The flags of Japan, China, South Korea, North Korea, the United States and Russia layered on top of one another.

The Northeast Asia Cooperation Dialogue: Three Decades of Track 1.5 Diplomacy

Stephan Haggard

Blog / April 29, 2024

People standing in line to vote with voting sign displayed, Washington, D.C.

Five Questions on Growing Global Pessimism about Democracy

David Samuels

Blog / April 17, 2024

World leaders at the 2022 Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit

Democracies and Autocracies are Contesting the Future of Multilateralism

Stephan Haggard and Paddy Ryan

Blog / April 04, 2024