How Kashmir Could Become the Wild Card that Extends the War in Afghanistan
India’s historic move to end the special status of Kashmir and the spike in tensions between...
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Commentary & Analysis
Getting US Policy Toward Iran Right is Hard. Assessing Whether Iran Can Threaten US Interests is Not.
Recent developments surrounding Iran’s downing of an American RQ-4A Global Hawk surveillance drone...
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Coup-proofing Ethiopia: How the United States Can Promote Stability in an Important African Partner
In June, an attempted coup in Ethiopia centered principally in the northern region of Amhara...
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The Global Wave of Nationalism Sweeps into Kashmir
Et tu, India? New Delhi has suspended the special status of Jammu and Kashmir, a disputed region...
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A Death Knell for the International Norms of Cyber Conflict
On July 8, Michael Schmitt, a law professor and former judge advocate in the US Air Force, posted...
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Intuition, the City, and War
Cities matter. They matter for fighting climate change, for fighting pandemics, and, as the Urban...
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Experts Weigh in on the Most Pressing Questions about Civ-Mil Relations in the United States
“Ripped from the headlines,” the number of challenges facing military and civilian leaders in the...
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You Can’t Surge Trust: Lessons on Working with Allies and Partners
“My hands are freezing,” I thought as I cradled my cold rifle while trudging along toward the...
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