Afghan Women Reject U.S. Peace Proposal: “Is This What American Democracy Looks Like?”
Alumna Makhfi Azizi (F18) pens op-ed in MS Magazine about what the new U.S. proposed peace agreement will mean for Afghan women.
NATO’s Top Civilian Warns on China, Climate and Cyberhackers
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis reflects on his recent conversation with Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg about the state and the future of NATO.
The Next World War Won’t Be Anything Like the Last. Here’s How the U.S. Must Prepare.
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis and Elliot Ackerman (F03) elaborate on the premise of their new book, "2034: A Novel of the Next World War."
Whither the Quad?
Dan Drezner writes about the scaled up version of the Quad under the Biden administration, via his Washington Post column.
Did Big Tech Actually Save the Economy During the Pandemic?
Bhaskar Chakravorti speaks with Bloomberg Quicktake about the Digital Planet research on how the COVID-19 pandemic, and subsequent global lockdowns, impacted the digital economy.
The Rock Standing in the Way of China’s Climate Ambitions: Coal
Kelly Sims Gallagher speaks with The New York Times about China's plan to peak carbon dioxide emissions and reach carbon neutrality.
North Korea Goes Dark: Mystery as Kim Jong-Un Refuses To Answer Biden's Calls
Sung-Yoon Lee speaks with the Daily Express about North Korea and Iran's joint ideological hostility toward the United States.
Three Ways of Looking at a Think Tank Kerfuffle
Dan Drezner writes about what makes a recent disagreement amongst Atlantic Council fellows unusual, via his Washington Post column.
North Korea Ignored Backdoor U.S. Diplomatic Outreach Since Mid-February
Sung-Yoon Lee speaks with NK News about North Korea's refusal to engage with the Biden administration.
