How Donald Trump can cement his policies during his final months in office.
Category: North America
Honduran migrants reach Guatemala on foot amid pandemic
Thousands of Honduran migrants reach Guatemala in the hopes of migrating to the United States.
Trump’s new refugee cap is an attack on asylum seekers
The administration's refugee cap for 2021 endangers the lives of people fleeing violence and persecution across the world.
How great power competition changes American grand strategy
Rethinking U.S. grand strategy in an increased era of political and economic competition with China.
State of U.S.-China relations plunges to new lows amid COVID-19 pandemic
As the COVID-19 continues its relentless spread around the world, the Sino-American relationship falls into further disrepair.
The US always has been and always will be an interventionist state
Fellow Stefan Catana analyzes arguments for and against American intervention.
Texas faces battles with climate change
Tropical Storm Imelda highlights the growing need for cities to address climate change and natural disasters.
Shadow government: Trump’s use of sanctions is nothing like Obama’s
Peter Harrell, a world expert on economic statecraft , compares economic sanctions under Trump and Obama.
The impeachment inquiry and how foreign policy influences domestic politics
How foreign policy is influencing the most important domestic struggle in the U.S.
Partisan divisions must be healed to pursue strong foreign policy
Political polarization in the United States is impacting foreign policy decisions. Here is why that matters.