As the world celebrates Earth Day today, the links between environmental concerns and global security challenges are sharper than ever. Since the
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will visit the United States from April 26 to May 3. In addition to visiting Boston, San Francisco
Stimson Center Co-Founder Michael Krepon received a lifetime achievement award from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace today for his work to
The Stimson Center is pleased to announce today the newest members of the organization’s Board of Directors: Francis Q. Hoang and Courtney
In January, Head of UN Peacekeeping Operations Hervé Ladsous told the UN Security Council that the situation in northern Mali remains “extremely
Last week, Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan signed a landmark “Declaration of Principles” on the development of the Nile, provisionally defusing years of
When President Obama visits with Caribbean leaders April 9 in Jamaica, broad trade and security issues should top his agenda. Trade growth
By Johanna Mendelson Forman and Levi Maxey: Food security as a policy issue has evolved to reflect the dynamism of global events.
More than ever before, global threats transcend national borders and force us to seek concrete solutions to common challenges. Effectively doing so
How to avoid a war with China over seafood—and take a bite in world poverty. In 2012, Beijing transformed a Soviet-era hulk
China’s ‘new silk roads’ will have huge environmental consequences in Asia and Africa as giant infrastructure projects open up remote areas and
Poaching has a long history in the United States and abroad, with armed conflicts dating back to the Oyster Wars of the 1800s. But
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Environmental Security in a Globalizing World
As the world celebrates Earth Day today, the links between environmental concerns and global security challenges are sharper than ever. Since the