Thinking about America’s Role in the World
The emerging international order offers both threats and opportunities for the United States in the world. Today a key...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Thinking about America’s Role in the World
A nation must think before it acts.
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What Should Keep You Up at Night? The View from a Former American Spymaster
Drawing on 32 years of experience in the CIA, where he served as deputy director of CIA’s operations outside...
Crisis in Venezuela
Amid a staggering political, economic, and humanitarian crisis, 3 million people have fled Venezuela. The US and 50 other...
Hong Kong and Its Discontents
Though it began as a dispute over new extradition legislation, the worsening unrest in Hong Kong appears to be...
The Untold Story of the Cold War at Sea
Drawing on declassified documents as well as his personal experience as Secretary of the Navy during the Reagan Administration,...
The Shape of the World to Come
We are pleased to kick off the 2019 season of FPRI’s Princeton Committee with a return visit by FPRI’s...
Can U.S.-Russia Relations Be Reset?
Despite the apparent affinity that President Trump has for Russian President Putin, and Putin for Trump, the US-Russian relationship...
Russia, the EU, and the Lands in Between
As tensions between the West and East mount, FPRI Senior Fellow Mitchell Orenstein will home in on the geopolitical...
The Return of Marco Polo’s World
FPRI is excited to present Robert Kaplan and his newest collection of essays, The Return of Marco Polo’s World,...
North Korea: What is to be Done?
To comment on the volatile situation on the Korean Peninsula, we are pleased to feature one of the...