Member Articles

The US, Japan, India, and the EU need to work together to manage the challenges posed China’s rise while recognizing its different perspectives. Together, the major powers need to foster a new great power equilibrium in the Asia-Pacific.

This analyzes the shortcomings of food system production and advocates for multi-stakeholder collaboration to combat global food insecurity and climate change with sustainable food systems. 

As the EU increasingly employs its civil space systems for international crisis management, its pursuit of strategic autonomy hinges on its development of space technology. The EU should thus explore and define links between the space sector and security.

Africa is well positioned to become a major hub in global green hydrogen production. This explores G20 members’ recognition of green hydrogen as a critical technology in decarbonization and G20 member options for supporting Africa’s transition.

This explores possible applications for AI as a tool of diplomacy. Through two case studies, the authors examine AI’s ability to predicting state behavior, monitor public media, and contribute to negotiation strategy formation.

Although the Iran nuclear negotiations to restructure the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action are progressing, the current plan is not nearly as strong or comprehensive as its predecessor. However, any deal is better than no deal for global stability.

Economic prosperity and climate security are inextricably linked. This proposes that countries should therefore pursue policies to combat poverty, COVID-19, and climate change with a long-term sustainability lens.

Before COP27, European policymakers must secure commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the top global producers, negotiate climate financing agreements that generate trust among developing countries, and work to adopt EU’s Fit for 55 package.

Policymakers should reframe debates over internet governance from a struggle between defending and limiting free speech to a discussion about values policies could prioritize. The current approach prioritizes freedom, but neglects equity and security.

President Joe Biden is considering a “sole purpose” declaration which would limit U.S. nuclear weapons’ function to responding to nuclear attacks. This explores possible political and military consequences for U.S. allies in Europe and Asia.