The U.S. Can’t Afford to Lose the Philippines
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis reflects on the significance of the U.S.-Philippines alliance, via his Bloomberg Opinion column.
Democrats Panic That Bernie Sanders Is Back
Fellow Adam Goodman discusses the significance of trust amongst the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, via an op-ed in The Washington Times.
U.S. Migration ‘Protection’ Protocols Lead to Violence Instead
Karen Jacobsen and MALD candidate Danielle Douglas publish article in The Globe Post holding policymakers accountable for violence at the U.S./Mexico border.
China Expands Influence in Africa as U.S. Plays Catch-Up
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis outlines the ways in which China is more effectively partnering with Africa than the U.S., in an op-ed for Nikkei Asian Review.
For Mike Bloomberg, Tonight's Debate Is His Opening Night
Fellow Adam Goodman shares his expectations for Bloomberg's debut in the Democratic debates, in an op-ed for USA Today.
The Power of Michael Bloomberg
Dan Drezner explores the similarities between Bloomberg and Trump, in his Washington Post column.
What I Learned at the 2020 Munich Security Conference
Dan Drezner discusses the significance of China at MSC 2020, via his Washington Post column.
Moderate Democrats Now in a Race Against the Clock
Murrow Fellow Adam Goodman shares his advice for Democrats ahead of the 2020 presidential election, in an op-ed for The Hill.
Omar al-Bashir: Will Genocide Charge Against Sudan's Ex-President Stick?
Alex de Waal shares his reaction to the ICC's charges against Sudan's al-Bashir, in an op-ed for BBC News.
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.
