Subnational diplomacy can offer a path for U.S.- China collaboration on global issues like as climate change despite national tension. Read more...

To combat foreign disinformation, the Biden Administration must take a stronger stance against Russian interference. Read more...

Much of American society is extremely susceptible to disinformation from sources from a variety of political and non-political persuasions, and the U.S. needs to better address the need to inoculate its citizens against disinformation.Read more...

As the Biden administration looks to rebuild America’s presence on the global stage, investing in city diplomacy offers a bottom-up approach that could benefit thousands of Americans and combat global challenges.Read more...

Through vaccine diplomacy toward developing nations, China and Russia are making a bid as alternatives to Western leadership during the pandemic.Read more...

Faced with a credibility crisis, restoring American leadership requires consistent values and supporting bold actions at home and abroad.Read more...

On January 13th, the American Security Project (ASP) hosted a virtual seminar on public diplomacy as part of its series “Looking Beyond the First 100 Days: Challenges and Opportunities for a New Biden Administration”. Read more...

This report explores three diplomatic projects in the Middle East, in an effort to highlight noteworthy efforts at collaboration in contrast to stories about conflict.Read more...

America is still at a standstill one year after passage of the Global Fragility Act. Can the GFA serve as a model of twenty-first century diplomacy?Read more...

This assassination deals a significant blow to the diplomatic approach Biden is expected to take toward U.S.-Iran relations, no matter who actually carried out the attack, fueling a continued era of mistrust between Iran, Israel, and the United States. Read more...