IGCC Year in Review
From new podcast miniseries, to cutting-edge working papers, policy briefs, and insightful blog posts, 2024…
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The History and Future of Presidential War Powers
Lindsay: With several major wars threatening to spill over into wider regional conflicts, the question…
China, Russia, and North Korea’s “Axis of Upheaval”
Will China, Russia, and North Korea align more closely with one another? Will cooperation among…
Climate Change and Public Trust in Europe
Amid an unprecedented heatwave in Europe this week, a look back at the 2025 European…
Alumni Confidential: Francesca Giovannini
You are the executive director of the Project on Managing the Atom at Harvard’s Belfer…
The Iran Catastrophe
The Iran war is the ultimate war of choice—and the United States has clearly lost.…
Nuclear Security in the 21st Century
Lindsay: In the eighty-plus years since nuclear weapons were first developed, a lot has changed.…
Los Alamos Director Thom Mason Delivers Keynote Address at IGCC
The global security environment is changing faster than at any point since the end of…
Inside China’s “AI for Science” Strategy
At its developer conference last week, Google unveiled Gemini for Science, a new suite of…
“Free at Last”: What Bangladesh’s Interim Government Can Teach Other Countries in Transition
Upon casting his ballot in Bangladesh’s February election, Muhammad Yunus reflected buoyantly to a reporter…
Artificial Intelligence and the Governance Vacuum
In 1969, four university computers exchanged the first message over ARPANET, a Defense Department project…
Will People Surrender Civil Liberties in Exchange for Action Against Migration?
Civil liberties—including but not limited to the freedoms of speech, assembly, and movement—are a core…
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank in a Fracturing Multilateral System
In April last year, the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) held their Spring…
Power of the Purse: Authoritarian Attacks on Local Officials
“It’s an all-out war in the case of Hungary, Poland, and Turkey […] we are…
Protest and Change in an Undemocratic Moment
In the first months of 2026, the headlines have been dominated by state violence, threats…
Conflict Resolution in the Age of Disengagement
The international system is undergoing a visible transformation. For three decades after the Cold War,…
Shifting Dynamics with U.S.-China Competition in Latin America
On January 3, 2026, the United States government captured the incumbent Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro.…
What Does the Future of Arms Control Hold?
Lindsay: New START expired on February 5th, ending decades of U.S.-Russia cooperation to reduce each…
Japan’s Snap Election: Implications for National Security Policy
Only three months after her victory in the race for Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi suddenly…
The Authoritarian Rebranding of Democracy
“We will no longer tolerate criticism of our democracy. Our democracy is the best.” Dmitry…