Tempest Tossed: Meeting Environmental Challenges in the Indian Ocean
By David Michel – Oceans and coastal regions worldwide are coming under increasing environmental pressures. These growing stresses include habitat destruction and
March 22, 2012
Commentary
China and the Geopolitics of the Mekong River Basin: Part I
Editor’s note: This is the first of a two-part series on China’s geopolitical interests in the Mekong River Basin. Part I examines
Peter Engelke participates in panel discussion on global megacities at the Woodrow Wilson Center
Peter Engelke, a Visiting Fellow with the Environmental Security Program, participates in a panel discussion on “Megacities, Global Security, and the Map
Michele Flournoy, former Undersecretary of Defense for Policy at the US Defense Department, joined Lincoln Bloomfield, Jr., Stimson Chairman of the Board,
March 9, 2012
Commentary
Relocating the Reset: US-Russian Partnership in the Arctic
By Caitlyn Antrim – In January, when a US Coast Guard icebreaker escorted a Russian tanker carrying essential fuel to Nome, Alaska,
March 2, 2012
Commentary
Syria: What China Has Learned From its Libya Experience
China’s joint veto along with Russia of the UN Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) on Syria has provoked fierce international criticism. Labeled as
By Mona Yacoubian – Egypt’s revolution is clearly at a turning point, and the next four months could be its most critical
February 24, 2012
Commentary
Brian Finlay and Matthew Leatherman published in The Hill on budget reduction and illicit drug trade
Managing Across Boundaries Director Brian Finlay and Budgeting for Foreign Affairs and Defense Research Analyst Matthew Leatherman were published in The Hill, writing on the need to
Krepon and Romberg on North Korea’s Planned Satellite Launch
The “leap day” agreement between the DPRK and the Obama administration may not last more than one month if Pyongyang follows through