Member Articles

Moving beyond the exaggerations of science fiction, it is important to understand the inherent dangers of the application of artificial intelligence to the battlefield.

NATO’s new strategic concept identifies Russia as the main military threat to the alliance. For Poland, this marks an increasingly crucial role within the organization.

NATO’s new strategic concept included historic mentions of security and defense threats posed by China and North Korea, signaling an evolving role for the organization’s Asia-Pacific Partners.

A week after Russia invaded Ukraine, Georgia submitted its application to join the EU. However, its simultaneous success in economic cooperation and violations of democratic principles have left the outcome of its application up in the air.

With technology competition growing in the region, new rules of the road for critical and emerging technologies is imperative for the Quad.

Southeast Asia needs international support to rebuild from COVID-19, but help should not come with strings attached.

The Abraham Accords provide Israel with opportunities to expand its influence beyond the Middle East. One such opportunity is the supra-regional alignment between India, Israel, the United States, and the United Arab Emirates (I2U2).

To address global food insecurity, it is imperative that global commitments on climate finance be fulfilled and its architecture be changed to allow increased flow of funds to the Global South.

At a time when the world order is intensely polarized, India remains one of the few nations which can work with both the G7 and BRICS in a matter of days.

The document agreed by NATO allies at the 2022 summit is pessimistic about the prospects for arms control and focuses instead on risk reduction and crisis prevention as the tools for managing the new era of competition with China and Russia.