The recent death of Queen Elizabeth II has created a global debate on the British Empire's history and its colonial implications for the Global South.Read more...

On August 3, the American Security Project hosted an event titled “Coercive Kidnapping & Political Hostage Taking in International Affairs," with Dr. Danielle Gilbert. ASP CEO Patrick Costello discussed the past, present, and future of hostage diplomacy with Dr. Gilbert.Read more...

ASP's event, Previewing President Biden's Middle East Trip, discussed the various aspects and hurdles that panelists anticipate President Biden will face on his trip to the Middle East. Read more...

Since April, Yemen's peace process has advanced. The international community must advocate a multi-faceted and inclusive approach that engages society. Read more...

On March 24, ASP Chief Operating Officer Matthew Wallin spoke with Macon Phillips and Gerardo Diaz Bartolome to discuss digital diplomacy.Read more...

In evaluating options for how to approach China’s oppressive regime via the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympics, the ideal choice must not only send a message, it should also attempt to effect meaningful change. Read more...

The recovery of American soft power in 2021 is far from guaranteed. While we begin to navigate a post-pandemic world, it is important that the U.S. works to ramp up its soft power leadership to avoid losing its competitive edge. Read more...

Mainstream media gets a bad rep. So as many turn to Telegram, Clubhouse, & TikTok, one wonders: how are extremists exploiting these alternative platforms?Read more...

China has concentrated much of its efforts on the African continent as part of the Belt and Road Infrastructure Initiative (BRI). The southern African region has been in the forefront of Chinese government influence.Read more...

The Biden Administration should elevate the Arctic's public profile to address the full scope of security implications of a melting Arctic.Read more...