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Commentary

After the Fall: Amid the Greenland Crisis, Putting the Liberal Order Together Again

Ongoing U.S. threats to seize Greenland could trigger a historic break in the transatlantic alliance and accelerate a shift in the global order

Mathew Burrows

Commentary

Considering a European Nuclear Deterrent

Security risks in Europe are shifting rapidly; consideration of an autonomous and credible European nuclear deterrent needs to be part of the conversation

Andrew Hyde

Commentary

For Now, the US Holds Off on Attacking Iran

Not bombing Iran does not mean abandoning its people

Barbara Slavin

Policy Memo

Harnessing AI to Move from Threat to Threat Reduction

Public-private partnerships will play a pivotal role in ensuring AI is harnessed as a powerful tool for modern threat reduction

Cindy Vestergaard

Podcast Episode 🎧

Crude Awakening: Maduro’s Seizure and Venezuela’s Future

The Net Assessment crew considers the consequences of Maduro’s capture and what it means for the future of Venezuela

Christopher Preble • Melanie Marlowe • Zack Cooper

Commentary

Turkey-Israel Rivalry in the New Syria

In seven months after Assad fell, Israel attacked Syria nearly 1000 times

Ömer Özkizilcik

Commentary

Greenland Should Be a Wake-Up Call for Europe

US-European tensions over Greenland highlight the absurdity of today’s transatlantic relationship

Emma Ashford • Nevada Joan Lee

Commentary

Saudi Arabia Takes Full Control of Yemen’s South

The internationally recognized government of Yemen remains in place, but the locus of decision-making has shifted to Riyadh

Fatima Abo Alasrar