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• October 19, 2022 A Primer on the 2022 National Security Strategy
  By: Peter Juul, Heba Malik
• October 17, 2022 The Expanding International Reach of China’s Police
  By: Jordan Link
• September 21, 2022 New Global Progress Survey Highlights the Major Challenges of Global Inflation
  By: John Halpin
• August 17, 2022 How the Inflation Reduction Act Will Drive Global Climate Action
  By: Frances Colon, Cassidy Childs, Anne Christianson
• August 03, 2022 Will Viktor Orbán Bring His Racist Rhetoric to the United States this Week?
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• August 02, 2022 Rising Anti-China Sentiment in South Korea Offers Opportunities To Strengthen US-ROK Relations
  By: Haneul Lee, Alan Yu, Tobias Harris
• January 25, 2022 How the United States Should Respond if Russia Invades Ukraine
  By: Max Bergmann
• December 20, 2021 Southeast Asia: The Next Frontier of the U.S.-South Korea Alliance
  By: Tobias Harris, Abigail Bard, Haneul Lee
• December 16, 2021 Strategic Reengagement in the Middle East
  By: Brian Katulis, Peter Juul
• December 14, 2021 The China Difference in the U.S.-South Korea Alliance
  By: Tobias Harris, Haneul Lee, Abigail Bard
• November 03, 2021 Prospects for Diplomacy With North Korea
  By: Tobias Harris, Haneul Lee, Abigail Bard
• September 07, 2021 Seeking a New Balance for U.S. Policy in the Middle East
  By: Brian Katulis, Peter Juul
• August 04, 2021 Advancing Gender Equality at Home and Abroad by Leveraging Women, Peace, and Security
  By: Carolyn Kenney
• July 29, 2021 Citizens in the World’s Leading Economies Want a Fast Recovery Post-Pandemic
  By: John Halpin, Alexandra Schmitt, Matt Browne, Marcus A. Roberts, Sophy Hinchcliffe, Hans Anker
• June 01, 2021 The Case for EU Defense
  By: Max Bergmann, Siena Cicarelli, James Lamond
• May 26, 2021 Northern Syria Security Dynamics and the Refugee Crisis
  By: Max Hoffman, Alan Makovsky
• March 09, 2021 A Plan To Reform U.S. Security Assistance
  By: Max Bergmann, Alexandra Schmitt
• February 26, 2021 Turning the Tide on Dirty Money
  By: Trevor Sutton, Ben Judah
• January 19, 2020 The United States Should Prioritize Energy Cooperation With Taiwan
  By: Patrick Yu
• February 27, 2019 U.S. Trade Policy in North America, China, and Beyond
  By: Andy Green, Daniella Zessoules
• December 18, 2018 Kurdistan’s New Moment
  By: Daniel Benaim
• December 14, 2018 Preventing Endless War Requires Real Congressional Oversight—Not New War Authority
  By: Ken Gude, Kate Martin
• December 07, 2018 10 Things to Watch for on Brexit
  By: Ken Gude
• September 27, 2018 A Snapshot of Turkish Public Opinion Toward the European Union
  By: Max Hoffman
• September 05, 2018 Securing a Democratic World
  By: Kelly Magsamen, Max Bergmann, Michael Fuchs, Trevor Sutton
• July 31, 2018 What Turkey’s Political Changes Mean for U.S.-Turkish Relations
  By: Max Hoffman, Alan Makovsky, Michael Werz
• July 31, 2018 Partnership in Peril
  By: Vikram Singh, Dalibor Rohac, Danielle Pletka
• July 16, 2018 Solutions to Fight Private Prisons’ Power Over Immigration Detention
  By: Michael Sozan
• July 10, 2018 How Turkey Can Ensure a Successful Energy Transition
  By: Deger Saygin, Max Hoffman, Philipp Godron
• June 28, 2018 Destroying the Foundations of U.S. Foreign Policy
  By: Kelly Magsamen, Michael Fuchs
• June 01, 2018 They Are (Still) Refugees: People Continue to Flee Violence in Latin American Countries
  By: Silva Mathema
• May 11, 2018 Making Sense of the Trump-Kim Summit
  By: Michael Fuchs, Abigail Bard
• May 10, 2018 Europe’s Populist Challenge
  By: Matt Browne, Dalibor Rohac, Carolyn Kenney
• April 18, 2018 Do Not Fall for the Hype on U.S.-China Natural Gas Trade
  By: Melanie Hart, Luke Bassett, Blaine Johnson
• April 17, 2018 Economic Integration and Political Reconciliation in Iraq
  By: Peter S. Henne
• March 28, 2018 International Justice on Trial?
  By: Carolyn Kenney, John Norris
• January 14, 2018 The United States and India: Forging an Indispensable Democratic Partnership
  By: Center for American Progress Task Force on U.S.-India Relations
• January 08, 2018 Making Reform a Priority for Taiwan’s Fishing Fleet
  By: Trevor Sutton
• December 19, 2017 Turkey’s Parliament
  By: Alan Makovsky
• November 30, 2017 How Climate Change and Water and Food Insecurity Drive Instability
  By: Carolyn Kenney
• November 30, 2017 The Future of U.S.-Jordanian Counterterrorism Cooperation
  By: Hardin Lang, William F. Wechsler, Alia Awadallah
• November 29, 2017 As Trump Withdraws America from the World, Xi’s China Takes Advantage
  By: Helena Legarda, Michael Fuchs
• November 06, 2017 Advancing the U.S. Nonfederal Movement to Support the Paris Agreement
  By: Gwynne Taraska, Howard Marano
• November 02, 2017 A Responsible Approach to North Korea
  By: Kelly Magsamen, Melanie Hart, Michael Fuchs, Vikram Singh
• October 27, 2017 Boosting U.S.-Mexico Clean Energy Cooperation
  By: Joel Martinez
• September 05, 2017 Getting Real on Sanctions Is Key to Pressuring North Korea
  By: Melanie Hart, Renee Ding
• August 30, 2017 Playing the Long Game
  By: Hardin Lang, Alia Awadallah
• July 24, 2017 The European Union and Turkey in 2017: Move On or Apart?
  By: Michael Werz
• June 06, 2017 War by Other Means
  By: Max Bergmann, Carolyn Kenney
• June 05, 2017 U.S.-Indonesia and U.S.-Malaysia Relations in the Trump Era
  By: Brian Harding, Trevor Sutton
• June 01, 2017 An Alliance in Crisis: Europe Needs to Act Quickly to Defend Itself
  By: Max Bergmann
• May 24, 2017 A Proposal for U.S. Leadership on International Climate Finance During the Trump Administration
  By: Gwynne Taraska
• May 15, 2017 Everything You Think You Know About Coal in China Is Wrong
  By: Melanie Hart, Luke Bassett, Blaine Johnson
• May 08, 2017 The Big Melt: Curbing Arctic Climate Change Aligns with U.S. Economic and National Security Goals
  By: Cathleen Kelly, Howard Marano
• May 04, 2017 The Case Against New Nuclear Weapons
  By: Adam Mount
• May 02, 2017 Improving Mexico’s Economic Competitiveness Through Security Cooperation
  By: Eugenio Weigend Vargas
• May 01, 2017 Reckless Endangerment: President Trump and the Use of Military Force
  By: Peter Juul, Ken Gude
• April 27, 2017 Showing Up Is Not Enough: Trump’s First 100 Days in the Asia-Pacific
  By: Michael Fuchs, Brian Harding, Melanie Hart
• April 26, 2017 Trump’s First 100 Days in the Middle East
  By: Daniel Benaim
• April 06, 2017 Iran Is ‘On Notice’—What’s Next?
  By: Brian Katulis, Muath Al Wari
• April 04, 2017 Rejuvenating the U.S. Partnership with Kuwait
  By: Hardin Lang, Alia Awadallah, John Craig
• March 28, 2017 Common Ground for the United States, Japan, and China in Southeast Asia
  By: Brian Harding
• March 22, 2017 Erdoğan’s Proposal for an Empowered Presidency
  By: Alan Makovsky
• March 22, 2017 Climate Change, Water Security, and U.S. National Security
  By: Carolyn Kenney
• March 17, 2017 The U.S.-Japan Alliance in an Age of Elevated U.S.-China Relations
  By: Brian Harding
• March 15, 2017 Russia’s 5th Column
  By: Ken Gude
• February 21, 2017 Setting the Terms for U.S.-Egypt Relations
  By: Daniel Benaim, Mokhtar Awad, Brian Katulis
• February 14, 2017 Why Americans Should Care About Russian Hacking
  By: Michael Fuchs, Carolyn Kenney, Anna Perina, Francesca Van Doorn
• February 13, 2017 6 Steps the Trump Administration Should Take in Iraq
  By: Andrew Kim, Daniel Benaim, Hardin Lang
• February 11, 2017 Is Turkey Experiencing a New Nationalism?
  By: John Halpin, Michael Werz, Alan Makovsky, Max Hoffman
• January 30, 2017 Preserving and Strengthening the U.S.-Mexico Relationship
  By: Dan Restrepo, Michael Werz, Joel Martinez
• January 23, 2017 What’s at Stake for Women: Threat of the Global Gag Rule
  By: Kiersten Gillette-Pierce, Jamila Taylor
• January 23, 2017 Preserving International Justice in the Age of Donald Trump
  By: Trevor Sutton, John Norris, Carolyn Kenney
• December 22, 2016 Advancing Climate-Compatible Infrastructure Through the G-20
  By: Gwynne Taraska, Peter Ogden, Nancy Alexander, Howard Marano
• December 21, 2016 Moscow on the Potomac
  By: CAP National Security and International Policy
• December 21, 2016 A Practical Plan on the Israeli-Palestinian Front
  By: Mara Rudman, Brian Katulis
• December 14, 2016 U.S. and Russia Relations Under Trump and Putin
  By: William Danvers
• December 13, 2016 Syrian Immigrants in the United States
  By: David Dyssegaard Kallick, Cyierra Roldan, Silva Mathema
• December 09, 2016 5 Big Ideas for U.S. Policy in the Americas
  By: Dan Restrepo, Michael Werz, Joel Martinez
• December 08, 2016 Toward a More Perfect Union: The Struggle for Security in Libya
  By: William Danvers
• November 28, 2016 Orbán’s Hungary
  By: William Danvers
• November 03, 2016 How Carbon Pricing Could Span the United States and North America
  By: Gwynne Taraska, Howard Marano
• October 25, 2016 Recalibrating U.S.-China Relations in Southeast Asia
  By: Vikram Singh, Yuan Peng, Melanie Hart, Brian Harding, Zhang Xuegang, Chen Wenxin, Zhang Fan
• October 24, 2016 Violence and Peace
  By: Trevor Sutton
• October 19, 2016 Leveraging U.S. Power in the Middle East
  By: CAP Middle East Team
• September 21, 2016 The Economic Impacts of Removing Unauthorized Immigrant Workers
  By: Ryan Edwards, Francesc Ortega
• September 15, 2016 Avoiding a Full Arctic Meltdown
  By: Cathleen Kelly, Kelsey Schober
• September 12, 2016 State Legitimacy, Fragile States, and U.S. National Security
  By: CAP National Security and International Policy
• September 12, 2016 State Legitimacy, Fragile States, and U.S. National Security
  By: CAP National Security and International Policy
• September 07, 2016 The Process Behind Turkey’s Proposed Extradition of Fethullah Gülen
  By: Michael Werz, Max Hoffman
• August 30, 2016 Charting a New Course for the U.S.-China Relationship
  By: Melanie Hart
• August 25, 2016 Could the G-20 Become Coherent on Climate?
  By: Gwynne Taraska, Henry Kellison
• July 27, 2016 Next Steps in Libya
  By: William Danvers
• July 26, 2016 After Liberation
  By: Hardin Lang, Muath Al Wari
• July 26, 2016 After Liberation
  By: Hardin Lang, Muath Al Wari
• July 11, 2016 Turkey-Iran Relations
  By: Bülent Aras, Emirhan Yorulmazlar
• June 29, 2016 Emerging Threats and New Trends in Turkish Foreign Policy
  By: Galip Dalay
• June 27, 2016 Turkey’s Digital Divides
  By: Max Hoffman
• June 22, 2016 The U.S. Presidential Election: The View from China
  By: Zhang Fan
• June 22, 2016 A Better Approach to Fragile States
  By: John Norris
• June 16, 2016 Refugee Integration in the United States
  By: David Dyssegaard, Silva Mathema
• May 24, 2016 Is Erdoğan Holding Europe Hostage?
  By: Behlül Özkan
• May 12, 2016 Agriculture and the Paris Agreement
  By: CAP Energy and Environmental Team
• May 10, 2016 The Crisis in Turkish-Russian Relations
  By: Soli Ozel
• May 05, 2016 A Medium- and Long-Term Plan to Address the Central American Refugee Situation
  By: Dan Restrepo, Silva Mathema
• May 05, 2016 A Short-Term Plan to Address the Central American Refugee Situation
  By: Philip E. Wolgin
• May 03, 2016 Turkey at the Heart of the Storm
  By: E. Fuat Keyman
• April 26, 2016 What Is Really Happening to Turkish Media?
  By: Mustafa Akyol
• April 25, 2016 Updating U.S.-Saudi Ties to Reflect the New Realities of Today’s Middle East
  By: Brian Katulis, Rudy deLeon, Peter Juul, Mokhtar Awad, John Craig
• April 13, 2016 Strengthening the Palestinian Economy to Keep a Two-State Solution Viable
  By: Hardin Lang, Rudy deLeon
• April 12, 2016 From Negotiation to Fulfillment: The First U.N. Climate Conferences of the Paris Era
  By: Peter Ogden, Gwynne Taraska, Ben Bovarnick
• April 12, 2016 Food Security and Climate Change: New Frontiers in International Security
  By: Tom Daschle, Michael Werz
• April 01, 2016 Are U.S. Drone Strikes Legal?
  By: Kate Martin
• March 29, 2016 Supporting Global Food Security in a Changing Climate Through Transatlantic Cooperation
  By: Michael Werz
• March 17, 2016 Let the Sunshine In An Assessment of the Open Government Partnership
  By: Molly Elgin-Cossart, Trevor Sutton, Kathryn Sachs
• March 17, 2016 The Flow of Foreign Fighters to the Islamic State
  By: Hardin Lang, Muath Al Wari
• March 11, 2016 Writing the Future of Germany: Progressive Politics in Turbulent Times
  By: Sigmar Gabriel
• March 11, 2016 Global Challenges, Progressive Solutions
  By: Andrew Little
• March 11, 2016 Partnered But Poor
  By: Shawn Fremstad
• March 09, 2016 Building a New Foundation for Stability in Libya
  By: William Danvers
• March 03, 2016 4 Ways Obama and Trudeau Can Partner to Curb Climate Change
  By: Cathleen Kelly
• February 09, 2016 A Critical Year for Humanitarianism
  By: John Norris, Carolyn Kenney
• February 03, 2016 Setting Priorities for Nuclear Modernization
  By: Lawrence Korb, Adam Mount
• February 02, 2016 The United States and Colombia: From Security Partners to Global Partners in Peace
  By: Dan Restrepo, Frank O. Mora, Brian Fonseca, Jonathan D. Rosen
• January 26, 2016 Guantanamo’s Last Year
  By: Ken Gude
• January 12, 2016 Finance for Climate Resilience in the Dawn of the Paris Era
  By: Shiva Polefka, Gwynne Taraska
• January 11, 2016 Executive Power and the Role of Congress in the Paris Climate and Iran Nuclear Agreements
  By: Gwynne Taraska, Hardin Lang
• October 26, 2015 ICE Officers Overwhelmingly Use Their Discretion to Detain LGBT Immigrants
  By: Sharita Gruberg