Member Articles

The Ukraine war, interrupted value chains, and increased regionalization are straining the multilateral trading system. Though necessary to navigate these challenges, the WTO risks becoming irrelevant if reforms are not implemented as soon as possible.

The Quad Summit and the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework confirm the growing U.S. involvement in the Indo-Pacific and the preparation of a broader, more attractive offer of cooperation for the region as an alternative to Chinese proposals.

The Quad prevents Chinese interests from dominating, but bilateral relations in the rest of the region are just as important in constraining Beijing.

COVID-19 and the Ukraine war have set the scene for rapprochement and a new era of coordination with the International Monetary Fund in Africa.

The United Kingdom appears ambitious when it comes to digital technology, but cooperation with the United States and European Union is vital to ensuring it achieves genuine global success.

As Finland and Sweden set off on the journey toward joining NATO, this article discusses how they have already increased their international defense cooperation and how their defense capabilities could be integrated into NATO plans and structures.

A series of small, overlapping initiatives are combining to bolster the security architecture of the Indo-Pacific.

Ukraine’s defense against Russian tactics has been remarkably strong—except in cyberspace. This article discusses the need for NATO to bolster its cyber capacities in support of Ukraine against Russia.

Global trade governance in the post-pandemic and post-Ukraine War era could be more fragmented and challenging as today’s co-existing multilateral and regional institutions are strained.

To counter the food security crisis erupting from the invasion of Ukraine, Western states should increase the supply of cereals by activating strategic reserves, stop export restrictions, and strengthen the financing of organizations counteracting hunger.