Watch Senior Adjunct Fellow Ken Robbins' full interview with Richard French. Read more...

The circumstances around Soleimani’s death are raising a great deal of speculation about the potential consequences it may have on regional stability. Here are the facts.Read more...

On November 6 and 7, 2019, Lt Gen. Dirk Jameson, USAF (Ret.), American Security Project (ASP) Consensus Board Member, visited Phoenix, Arizona for a series of public events on the national security implications of climate change.Read more...

Addressing the threat of climate change and the related geopolitical concerns is vital for our national security. The intelligence community is familiar with climate security. On June 5, 2019, Rep. Heck (D-WA) introduced the Climate Security Intelligence Act of 2019 (H.R. 3110). Read more...

The US has retreated as a world leader on climate change, creating a vacuum that China is trying to fill. Yet, both have mixed records on climate. Will US’ position on climate, relative to China’s, contribute to weakening America’s national security position in Asia?Read more...

The U.S. has an opportunity to live up to its reputation by working with international partners to ensure that global markets become cleaner, rather than allowing dirty money to run rampant.Read more...

A group of retired military officers, including ASP CEO BGen Stephen Cheney, penned a letter urging Congress to pass legislation to block a declaration of war with Iran without congressional approval, citing a full-scale military conflict with Iran would be a costly undertaking.Read more...

The 45th G7 summit shone a bright spotlight on the Group’s internal divisions. Amidst a changing international landscape that includes a rising G20, it seems that the G7 is becoming less of an instrument of cooperative democratic power, and more a relic of a bygone era. Read more...

As India masses troops in Kashmir, tensions seem doomed to boil over. Hopefully, this current dispute will resolve itself peacefully but the world should not expect that to be the case forever as the impacts of climate change mount. Read more...

As the 2020 primaries approach, our country’s vulnerability to foreign election interference has never been clearer, and the need to institute concrete defense mechanisms has never been more important.Read more...