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Caitlyn Antrim

Former Nonresident Fellow

Caitlyn Antrim researches the future of the oceans, the Arctic, and the environment. Her experience as a diplomat at the Law of the Sea Conferece and the UN Conference on Environment and Development reinforce her capability as an analyst of regimes for the international commons. Her current areas of study are the geopolitics of Arctic governance, and the implementation of the Law of the Sea Convention.

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Assessing American Alliances Interactive Map Guide & FAQ

Christopher Preble | Hunter Slingbaum

The EU’s Technocratic Trap in Libya: How Brussels Is Ceding the Mediterranean

The Sovereignty Paradox: Why GCC Security Integration Remains Elusive

Abdullah F. Alrebh

North Africa Regional Outlook: April 29, 2026

Lana Bleik | Hafed Al Ghwell | et al.

Japan’s Tentative Entry Into a Shifting Global Arms Market

Elias Yousif | Andrew Oros

Fit for Purpose? Assessing American Alliances

Christopher Preble | Emma Ashford | et al.

Priorities for Africa: Artificial Intelligence Governance at the Global and National Level

Naomi Kilungu | Sandra Poni Tombe

The Time is Ripe for Next Steps on US-Japan Military Shipbuilding Cooperation

Andrew Oros | Steve Brock

Bridging the Gap Between UN Special Envoys and the Protection of Civilians

North Africa Regional Outlook: April 22, 2026

Lana Bleik | Hafed Al Ghwell | et al.

Engineering the Mekong: How Upstream Dams are Reshaping Cambodia’s Flooded Forests

Brian Eyler | Regan Kwan

Israel Cannot Achieve Normalization with Lebanon by Bombing It

Karim Safieddine | Jad Shahrour

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