Munich Security Conference 2026: The Post-Cold War Era Has Come to an End, But Now What?
The Munich Security Conference (MSC) closed its 62nd and arguably most anticipated edition. The forum, which takes place annually in...
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Rethinking Alliances: Europe’s Path to Security Without Türkiye
Signed in 1992, the Maastricht Treaty officially created the European Union (EU), setting Europe on a path to closer integration....
Adapting to Change: Norway’s Expanding Role in NATO’s Future
With its strategic Northern geography, Norway has been essential for monitoring Russian activities and ensuring NATO’s operability in the High...
Monday Memo | Humanitarian Crises, Military Disputes, Historic Decisions
Asia and the Pacific “South Korea Moves to Suspend Licenses of Thousands of Protesting Doctors” After weeks of protests opposing...
Navigating the 90s Legacy: Baltic States, EU, and Russia’s Challenges
In a recent interview with DW News, Latvian Minister of Foreign Affairs and President-elect Edgars Rinkēvičs, in response to the...
Is the US’s Expansion of NATO To Blame for the Ukraine Crisis?
Nowadays, it is nearly impossible to go on any news outlet without seeing Russia in the headlines. Throughout the 21st...
Poland Under Fire: What the Missile Crisis Teaches Us About NATO’s Response and the Containment of the Ukraine Conflict
On Tuesday, November 15, Poland reported two missile strikes against the town of Przewodów, located 6 kilometers away from the...
Faculty Insights Podcast: The Global Effects of the War in Ukraine
JPI's Roya Lotfi sat down with Dr. Damien Leader, former Foreign Service Officer for the United States Department of State...
The Inevitable War: Putin’s Obsession with Ukraine
Image Credit: The Quint. Disclaimer: This article was written on March 1, 2022. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is an ongoing...
Monday Briefing | September 27
Photo courtesy of foreignpolicy.com Stories to follow: US President Joe Biden, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, and Prime Minister Scott...