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How Might Great Powers Compete Without Military Conflict?
It's time to redefine the concept of "winning" for the national-security arena of the 21st century.
Middle East Fatigue Is in the Eye of Beholder
The Arab spring as we know it may have ended, but a new book charts how political and social activism in the region hasn't.
The Increasing Digitization of Radical Politics
More and more, both the far-left and the far-right are tapping into the relative freedom of the internet to achieve their goals.
U.S. Drone Strike Hits Pakistan’s FATA Region After Nearly Five Months
CENTCOM Confirms Two June Air Strikes in Yemen
AFRICOM Denies U.S. Involvement in June 19 and June 22 Somalia Raids
Principles of Identity: An FPR Synthesis
Our analytical basis for a forthcoming paper on self-sovereign digital identity
The Drones in Pakistan Are Silent
Friday marked the fourth month in which the United States has not conducted a drone strike in Pakistan.