Navalny’s Case: Two Russias Without Love
March 5, 2021
The poisoning and later detention of Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny led to massive protests in his support, and could possibly lead to a political
Category: Analysis
Ideological dilemma: How to Keep China and Russia Accountable but Avoid Severe Retaliation
February 22, 2021
The new President Biden’s administration’s foreign policy is set to work. Judging by a few confirmation hearings at Congress, public statements, and several anonymous comments,
The Sahel to Mozambique: The Emerging Threat of ISIL in Africa
January 25, 2021
The Global War on Terrorism has been under a geographic transition that is culminating in a revamped African crisis in the Sahel and East. Emboldened
From the Last to the First Frontier: Why the US Needs to Include the Arctic in its First Priorities
January 19, 2021
Tomorrow, a new Biden administration will move into the White House. The new government has set many ambitious goals. However, foreign policy experts emphasize that
Is Benin Turning Rogue?
December 22, 2020
In light of what is transpiring in Republic of Benin since 2016, under Patrice Talon Administrations it’s easy to conclude that the country once dubbed
Biden vs. Putin: How to Strong Deal with Russia “as it is”
December 15, 2020
President-elect Biden has to devise a tricky equilibrium: How to work with Russia, keep bilateral relations at a neutral level, reach a new non-proliferation agreement
Message Traffic: U.S.-Canadian Relations In A Post Trump World
December 14, 2020
In our inaugural outing for MESSAGE TRAFFIC, the NYCFPA’s new podcast, we interview Ben Rowswell, President and Research Director of The Canadian International Council in
Biden and Foreign Policy: Three Priorities
November 16, 2020
The Trump administration has done more to shift United States foreign policy from established norms than any previous administration. Through sweeping executive orders, the Trump
The U.S. 2020 Election: Questions Unanswered
November 10, 2020
The U.S. election in 2016 was marred by accusations of foreign intervention by countries such as Russia and Iran. While foreign intervention continues to be
New START Or New Agreement? The Future Of Arms Control Depends On The U.S. Election Outcome
November 5, 2020
The last nuclear limitation treaty, “anchor of strategic stability” New START, is ready to expire in February 2021. If so, it will be the first
Navalny’s Case: Two Russias Without Love
March 5, 2021
The poisoning and later detention of Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny led to massive protests in his support, and could possibly lead to a political
Ideological dilemma: How to Keep China and Russia Accountable but Avoid Severe Retaliation
February 22, 2021
The new President Biden’s administration’s foreign policy is set to work. Judging by a few confirmation hearings at Congress, public statements, and several anonymous comments,
The Sahel to Mozambique: The Emerging Threat of ISIL in Africa
January 25, 2021
The Global War on Terrorism has been under a geographic transition that is culminating in a revamped African crisis in the Sahel and East. Emboldened
From the Last to the First Frontier: Why the US Needs to Include the Arctic in its First Priorities
January 19, 2021
Tomorrow, a new Biden administration will move into the White House. The new government has set many ambitious goals. However, foreign policy experts emphasize that
Is Benin Turning Rogue?
December 22, 2020
In light of what is transpiring in Republic of Benin since 2016, under Patrice Talon Administrations it’s easy to conclude that the country once dubbed
Biden vs. Putin: How to Strong Deal with Russia “as it is”
December 15, 2020
President-elect Biden has to devise a tricky equilibrium: How to work with Russia, keep bilateral relations at a neutral level, reach a new non-proliferation agreement
Message Traffic: U.S.-Canadian Relations In A Post Trump World
December 14, 2020
In our inaugural outing for MESSAGE TRAFFIC, the NYCFPA’s new podcast, we interview Ben Rowswell, President and Research Director of The Canadian International Council in
Biden and Foreign Policy: Three Priorities
November 16, 2020
The Trump administration has done more to shift United States foreign policy from established norms than any previous administration. Through sweeping executive orders, the Trump
The U.S. 2020 Election: Questions Unanswered
November 10, 2020
The U.S. election in 2016 was marred by accusations of foreign intervention by countries such as Russia and Iran. While foreign intervention continues to be
New START Or New Agreement? The Future Of Arms Control Depends On The U.S. Election Outcome
November 5, 2020
The last nuclear limitation treaty, “anchor of strategic stability” New START, is ready to expire in February 2021. If so, it will be the first
