AI can be a practical tool in daily analysis and policy planning—whether implemented to anticipate climate refugee flows or make informed investment decisions about energy.Read more...
AI can be a practical tool in daily analysis and policy planning—whether implemented to anticipate climate refugee flows or make informed investment decisions about energy.Read more...
Turkish and Saudi leaders have chosen to climb down from tall trees and allow realpolitik foreign policy decision-making to triumph over ideologically driven quests to challenge regional geopolitical competitors.Read more...
Montenegro is under significant pressure as the U.S. and most of its European allies seek to tighten the unity of Western institutions against Moscow.Read more...
On Monday, May 16, the American Security Project hosted a between with Senator Chris Murphy and ASP Board Member Nelson Cunningham on the ongoing war in Ukraine.Read more...
Russia and Ukraine have, until recently, accounted for more than 25 percent of wheat exports worldwide. The current war is setting the stage for a wheat crisis to spiral out of control in the Middle East and North Africa.Read more...
On April 28, the American Security Project hosted an event entitled "Evaluating Cyber Warfare and Espionage," featuring three ASP Consensus members. Read more...
Space-based weapons can offer battlefield and strategic advantages, but those gains are not always worth the costs they impose on strategic stability or the risks of spawning security dilemmasRead more...
On Wednesday, April 6, the American Security Project hosted an event entitled “Bear-ing down: Geopolitical Implications of Russian Sanctions.”Read more...
The future of coups in Africa will continue and spill over into other countries if conditions and international responses remain the same.Read more...
The specter of fully-fledged space warfare still remains distant, but the Russia-Ukraine conflict is subtly eroding peace in Earth’s orbit.Read more...
