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...
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...
Over the past year and a half, a trend has emerged in Africa known as "Coup Contagion." This timeline chronicles the eight attempted and successful coups. Read more...
Over the past twenty years, Putin has fortified his control of Russia to protect against the threat of both military coups and mass uprisings, the primary methods by which autocrats are removed from power. Consequently, the removal of Putin as the leader of Russia and the implementation of democracy in Russia remains a remote possibility.Read more...
On May 16, 2022, the American Security Project hosted a panel discussion at Florida International University (FIU) to discuss the links between climate change and U.S. national security.Read more...
The Southeast Pacific Ocean is home to incomparable marine environments like the Humboldt Current System, the Galapagos, and the Malpelo Fauna and Flora Sanctuary. It also is home to approximately 20% of worldwide fish catch and is ripe for IUU fishing abuses.Read more...
The Biden Administration has the ability to use its existing trade policy toolkit to achieve national net-zero carbon emissions goals while simultaneously enhancing national security and economic objectives.Read more...
The waters in the Southwest Atlantic Ocean are some of the most diverse and bountiful in the world. But a lack of regional regulatory structure is negatively impacting ecosystems and fisheries, with serious implications for food security, fish stocks, and economic prosperity. Read more...
Climate change directly impacts our national security. It exacerbates existing threats, risks, and hazards, while simultaneously creating new ones. Read more...
Exercises are an excellent way to introduce key climate concepts in safe, no fault environment that allows participants to explore climate impacts on plans, policies, and activities. Read more...
ASP Adjunct Fellow Giorgio Cafiero published an article in Politics Today discussing how Russia inadvertently gave NATO what it needed most, a purpose. Read more...
