Without leadership and direction, it’s unclear how the protest movement grows significantly beyond merely existing, even if that’s an impressive achievement all on its own.Read more...

The burgeoning technology war between China and the U.S. is creating political tensions and implications for national security and development. Read more...

COP27 took place in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt between November 6th to 18th, 2022 with representatives from almost 200 countries discussing climate action.Read more...

The surge of Russian refugees into Europe after the invasion of Ukraine has created a public debate concerning the differentiation between the various groups of refugees entering Europe over the past decade. Ukrainian refugees are often met with a warm welcome, while African and Middle Eastern refugees are treated differently. Read more...

Ethiopia's war is nearing its two-year mark, and although the conflict is progressing, Chinese influence on the continent is at an all-time high. Read more...

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...