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For decades, the frozen Arctic was little more than a footnote in global economic competition, but that’s changing as its

By Tommy Tucker I love to learn new things; and I learned a ton of them this morning when we

By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics, The Fletcher School The Atlantic Council is going through some turmoil. What does

On February 2, a Moscow court decided to sentence Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny to over 2 years in prison.

From its multi-billion nuclear energy deal with Egypt to its military intervention in the Central African Republic, Russia is back

Background November 19, 2020, marked ten years since the adoption of NATO’s Active Engagement, Modern Defense strategy. On this day

Professor Chris Miller recently wrote a piece for the Lithuanian Foreign Policy Review. Below are a few key points of

It could be months or years before the US government knows the full extent of last week’s sophisticated cyberattack that targeted private tech and

China’s growing role in Central Asia is often understood through rising debt burdens, trade, investment and security ties. But China’s