After several quiet years during the COVID-19 pandemic, the North Korean smartphone market is again active, with renewed imports of phones following
September 6, 2024
Event
Frontline or Fault Line: Understanding the Global Security Dimensions of Climate Change as a “Threat Multiplier”
July 2024 marked the 14th consecutive month of record-high global temperatures and saw the earliest Category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic as
September 3, 2024
Event
What Remains of the Myanmar Economy After the Coup
Since the junta’s takeover of Myanmar in February 2021, Myanmar’s economy has been devastated by the effects of the war, sanctions, and
August 29, 2024
Event
Strategy, Security, and Diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific
What does the future – including the upcoming U.S. presidential elections – hold for power, engagement, and strategic competition in the Indo-Pacific?
August 28, 2024
Event
Voices for Peace and Human Rights in Israel/Palestine
Since the Hamas attack on Israel last October 7 and throughout the ensuing Israeli war on Gaza, supporters of peace and human
August 23, 2024
Event
Ground Forces and Great Powers: A Conversation with U.S. Army Secretary Christine Wormuth
25th U.S. Army Secretary Christine Wormuth leads the oldest and largest branch of the U.S. military. As the Army approaches 250 years
August 19, 2024
Event
South Korean Approaches to North Korean Human Rights: Civil Society Initiatives
Join 38 North for a discussion on how diverse South Korean civil society organizations are working to raise awareness, document, and improve
August 8, 2024
Event
A Discussion with Professor T.V. Paul: Is India a “Swing Power”?
Full Event Transcript (PDF) India has established itself as a rising power with global aspirations. With its deepening rivalry with China, the rise of
August 7, 2024
Event
Afghanistan’s Evolving Terrorism Landscape under the Taliban
Nearly three years after the fall of Kabul to the Taliban, Afghanistan-based terrorist groups pose an enduring and evolving challenge to regional
July 18, 2024
Event
How Local Authorities Make Decisions in the Myanmar Civil War
The civil war in Myanmar, halfway through its fourth year, has had a profound impact on every level of society, down to
July 17, 2024
Event
Great Powers and the Myanmar Crisis
Now in its fourth year since the military coup, the civil war in Myanmar continues to complicate international engagement with the country.
July 17, 2024
Event
Mapping Legacies of War and Ongoing Impact
The wars the United States waged in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos did not end for the people living there with the US
