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Was Trump's Charm Offensive Successful in the Philippines?
Was Trump's Charm Offensive Successful in the Philippines?
President Donald J. Trump is wrapping up a whirlwind tour of Asia, visiting five countries in 12 days. The trip revealed much about Trump’s style of diplomacy – one that…
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How Russia Can Hack the 2018 Elections - Explained
How Russia Can Hack the 2018 Elections - Explained
In 2018, tens of millions of US voters will show up to have their say in the midterm elections, only to discover that their names are no longer on the…
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Risky Business - Europe is Training Armed Forces in Weak States
Risky Business - Europe is Training Armed Forces in Weak States
Within hours of the death of Guinea’s president in 2008, four officers trained by the German military launched a coup d’état. Led by Captain Moussa Dadis Camara, who proudly wore…
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With it's "Caliphate" Crumbling, ISIS is Plotting a New Way Forward
With it's "Caliphate" Crumbling, ISIS is Plotting a New Way Forward
With the loss of almost all of its “caliphate”, the so-called Islamic State (IS) is widely assumed to be on the edge of defeat. That may be true on the…
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Beyond Russian Hacking: Two Major Problems With American Voting
Beyond Russian Hacking: Two Major Problems With American Voting
Over the past year, the public discussion on election security and integrity has focused on concerns about foreign meddling in U.S. elections. The evidence is still coming in about which…
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Saudi Crackdown Raises Spectre of Wider Spread Dissent
Saudi Crackdown Raises Spectre of Wider Spread Dissent
Few paid attention to a rare protest in Saudi Arabia in late January 2011 as a wave of popular uprisings swept the Middle East and North Africa, toppling the leaders…
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Why Social Media Might Be Damaging Democracy
Why Social Media Might Be Damaging Democracy
Recent revelations about how Russian agents inserted ads on Facebook, in an attempt to influence the 2016 election, present a troubling question: Is Facebook bad for democracy? The problem is…
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Saudi Crown Prince’s Unprecedented Power Grab Could Come to Haunt Him
Saudi Crown Prince’s Unprecedented Power Grab Could Come to Haunt Him
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has won the first round of what could prove to be an unprecedented power grab that comes to haunt him. The prince’s frontal assault…
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