International Law and Norms in Ukraine: New America Experts Respond
New America’s experts are tracking the harmful effects of Russia's war in Ukraine for civilians, and the international community’s response.
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Another Strike in Somalia, How Many People Did it Kill?
AFRICOM has conducted its first strike of 2022. But how many people did it kill?
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A year after the attack on the Capitol, we’re uncovering what led to the January 6 insurrection through alt-tech (i.e. Parler) data.
Colin Powell’s Greatest Fear—The White Man with a Pen
Colin Powell’s obituaries reveal the glaring inequities of white male supremacy within foreign policy and national security journalism.
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Peter Bergen on Decades of Reporting on Afghanistan
New America Vice President and former Fellow Peter Bergen spoke about Osama bin Laden, al-Qaeda, and his decades of reporting on terrorism.
Make Friends With Your Fear
Even before 9/11, America was obsessed with eliminating threats. But true security comes from embracing our fear.
The Great Unknowns of Space
As countries around the world grow their own space capabilities, so do the fears of the unknowns of space and its prospect of becoming a war
New America’s Top Resources on Terrorism 20 Years Since 9/11
The world today is not what it was in 2001. New America is the most trusted source for understanding terrorism in America then and now.