Politico

How Congress Should Respond to an Interim Iran Deal

Two Years On, Syria’s Suspension from the OPCW Was Beneficial

Member States’ Next Act Should be Suspending Russia

Advance U.S. Interests by Giving Ukraine the Weapons It Needs Now

The United States and Saudi Arabia: A Possible Path Forward

French Twist

Emmanuel Macron cozies up to the Chinese Communist Party

Time to Designate Space Systems as Critical Infrastructure

After interviewing more than 30 industry and government experts, the authors have concluded that designating space systems as a U.S. critical infrastructure sector would close current gaps and signal both at home and abroad that space security and resilience is a top priority.

Ruble Rumble

Offensive and Defensive Measures to Defeat Russia in the Economic Domain

Examining U.S. Sanctions Policy, Implementation, and Enforcement

Turkey After Erdogan

Ending Global Reliance on Russia’s Nuclear Energy Sector

Strategy for a New Comprehensive U.S. Policy on Iran

Will Turkey Pay a Price for Helping Iran Break Sanctions?

So long as Turkey continues to enable adversaries like Iran to evade American sanctions, it will be an ally in name only.

China’s Accelerating CEEW Campaign

The Weaponization of Capital

Strategic Implications of China’s Private Equity/Venture Capital Playbook

Iran Deal Would Help Putin, Undermine Ukraine

“Russia plans to use Iran as a backdoor to circumvent international sanctions over Ukraine if Tehran’s nuclear accord with world powers comes back into force,” Politico reported on Tuesday. Trade, finance, and energy officials from both Tehran and Moscow have met in recent months to develop what Politico calls a “get-out-of-jail-free card” for Russia to evade Western sanctions. Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Iran in July to strengthen ties between the two countries.

The Time Is Now to Reform the UN Human Rights Apparatus

Another Iran Deal? Looking Back and Looking Ahead

Missing the Mark

Reassessing U.S. Military Aid to the Lebanese Armed Forces

Engines of Influence

Turkey’s Defense Industry Under Erdogan

The Middle Kingdom Meets Higher Education

How U.S. Universities Support China’s Military-Industrial Complex