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How the U.S. Government Can Learn to See the Future
The intelligence community should implement better geopolitical forecasting methods. -
Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s Balancing Act
The organization's narrow focus on armed conflict has limited its options and appeal at times, but it may now be its greatest strength. -
Biden's Asia-Pacific Rebalancing Push
The United States has tried to shift its foreign policy focus from the Middle East to the Asia-Pacific for two decades. Will Biden finally succeed? -
Belfast Tinderbox: Why Loyalists Are in the Streets This Spring
Protests and riots in response to the new post-Brexit customs border have raised fears about renewed sectarian violence. -
Al-Qaeda After Ayman al-Zawahiri
Despite rumors of bin Laden's successor's death, the organization remains resilient. -
The al-Mawla Tactical Interrogation Report Mixtape
Newly released documents provide additional insights about Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's successor as leader of the Islamic State. -
The International Far-Right Terrorist Threat Requires a Multilateral Response
Tools developed to combat terrorist financing over the past two decades can be adapted to the growing transnational threat. -
Washington Needs a Plan for Pushing Back on Autocratic Advances
There are concrete steps the Biden administration can take to check Russia and China's actions and arrest democratic backsliding. -
Making Sense of Iran and al-Qaeda’s Relationship
The arrangement can be tense and transactional, but has provided benefits for both sides. -
Fighting Domestic Extremism: Lessons From Germany
The clear threat of right-wing extremism demonstrates the need for a broad-based approach to CVE. -
Lessons for Reintegrating Islamic State Detainees
Best practices drawn from three decades of research on disarmament, demobilization and reintegration. -
What the UAE Weapons Deal Says About the United States and Its Alliances
When U.S. partners "do their fair share," they're also more likely to pursue independent foreign policies.