By Elizabeth Pond Kiev has lost eastern Ukraine to Russia. The turning point came on August 27, as the first direct invasion of Ukraine by...
By Alex Paul Julie Arostegui, J.D. is Policy Director at Women’s Action for New Directions (WAND) where she works to empower women to become political...
By Dana Schwarz As the P5+1 attempt to negotiate a comprehensive agreement with Iran that limits its nuclear program, it is worth drawing some lessons...
By Alex Paul Since 2000 there has been increasing recognition that building a more sustainable peace requires building a more inclusive peace. An inclusive peace...
Invisibility, victimhood and the sunk costs of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict By Helidah Ogude In May 2010, I travelled to Syria, Jordan, Israel and the West...
Avoiding “Cyber M.A.D.” through International Cyber Cooperation on Critical Infrastructure Protection By Lydia Kostopoulos, PhD The internet has become a global commons much like the...
By Alex Paul Last week I met a woman with an amazing life story. Now in her 90s, during World War II she worked on...
By Elizabeth Pond Risks and rewards in the international battle over the future of Ukraine Russian President Vladimir Putin is gambling that his superior short-term...
By Elizabeth Pond Reacting to Crimean annexation, Merkel sets a hard line precedent It was not inevitable that Angela Merkel would become Europe's geopolitical as...