Member Articles

The plight of refugees has worsened dramatically over the last few months. The EU is again split on questions of asylum and migration. A comprehensive approach that moves beyond limited direct aid is needed.

Increasing the European Union’s ability to project power and influence at the global level and enhancing the EU’s strategic autonomy from the U.S. in the political, military, and economic domains are key priorities of the new European Commission.

This argues that economic dislocation in 2020 is likely to trigger further domestic instability in vulnerable states and fuel nationalism and fragmentation. The extent of the political fallout from the crisis will partly depend on the shape of the recover

This argues that prevention, testing, and treatment should be available to all, regardless of nationality or immigration status.

This argues that the Cambodian case study illustrates the challenges of ensuring justice and accountability for the Rohingya in Myanmar

Systematic foresight can help policymakers prepare more effectively in mitigating nasty surprises such as a global pandemic. However, they still have to balance competing interests.

As countries across the globe struggle to fight the coronavirus pandemic, governments are calling on their armed forces to play a supporting role. This examines what this means for civil–military relations.

This examines how the case of Agadez in Niger shows the unintended negative effects of making migration a security issue.

While engaging in hoarding behavior at the national level may seem like a strategic move in response to household hoarding amid disruptions in trade, doing so can potentially trigger a repeat of the 2007–08 food crisis.

The urgent need for U.S. leadership to drive forward a coordinated international response to coronavirus is developing rapidly alongside snowballing demands for Washington to step up its efforts at home.