It’s a Tough Ask, but Britain Can Make COP26 a Success

Dean Rachel Kyte outlines the four ways Britain can prepare for true progress at COP26, in an op-ed for The Times.

Europe Faces a Reckoning

Dan Drezner explores the relationship between the U.S., the U.K. and the E.U., via his latest Washington Post column.

Regarding the Foreign Funding of Think Tanks in America

Dan Drezner reflects on the foreign influence in U.S.-based think tanks, via his Washington Post column.

A More Secure Africa Is in America’s Best Interests

Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis examines the reasons for U.S. military presence in Africa, via his Bloomberg Opinion column.

The 20 Most Interesting, Scary, & Outrageous Things I Learned from My Facebook Data

MIB candidate Brian Larson examines the findings from his Facebook data, in a piece for Medium.

How Can Grand Strategy Contribute to Economic Policymaking?

Dan Drezner explores the role of the economy in the U.S.' grand strategy, via his Washington Post column.

That Enormous Equifax Hack Looks a Lot More Bizarre Now

Josephine Wolff reacts to the charges made in the Equifax data breach, via her Slate column.

Incoming Vietnamese Ambassador to Start With Bilateral Ties at Peak

Alumnus Nguyen Vu Tung (F98) is named the new Vietnamese ambassador to South Korea.

Subject to a Corporate Takeover .Org Domains Face an Uncertain Future

Josephine Wolff speaks with ABC Radio National about her concerns around the sale of .org domains.