Why the death of Queen Elizabeth II will not be the catalyst of newfound independence for Commonwealth member states
Tag: foreign policy
Was Kazakhstan’s “Bloody January” a Symptom of Putin-Gone-Rogue?
Putin’s war on democracy played a role in the CSTO’s decision to deploy troops in Kazakhstan. With the invasion of Ukraine, did experts miss early signs of Putin’s resolve to act on threats?
Trump vs. Biden: The U.S. approach to immigration
In this overview of Biden and Trump's immigration policies, GPI fellows find that the administrations are cut from the same cloth.
Russia is working against its interests in the South Caucasus
Putin stands to lose his leverage over Armenia — and Russia’s foothold in a key region.
America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan leaves women’s rights in jeopardy
Conditioning aid on the improvement of women’s rights is critical.
Biden must adopt a new strategy toward Taiwan
Changing realities in East Asia warrant a new approach to protect Taiwan.
Human rights advocates must stop calling for sanctions as a foreign policy tool
Sanctions too often end up harming the very communities they are intended to help.
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.