Tunisia’s transformation under Kais Saied
May 3, 2022
Nothing about President Kais Saied’s decision to dissolve Tunisia’s parliament on March 30 was unexpected. Since his coup last summer, he has already changed the
Category: Analysis
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will damage the West’s relations with Africa
March 24, 2022
Many Western governments, diplomatic specialists, and watchers of Africa’s foreign relations have been baffled by many African countries’ apparent hesitation to condemn Russia’s invasion of
Could Nuclear Energy Reduce Europe’s Reliance on Russian Energy?
March 24, 2022
In the midst of the Ukraine conflict, the EU is seeking to minimize its reliance on Russian energy. Some pundits have advocated for nuclear power
Sanctions on Corrupt and Abusive Russian Officials: What Civil Society Demands
February 28, 2022
NYCFPA has argued the United States and other states to apply targeted Global Magnitsky penalties on corrupt and abusive Russian officials as soon as possible.
Russia has just sent soldiers back into Ukraine. What comes next?
February 22, 2022
On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin deployed Russian soldiers into the two separatist areas in eastern Ukraine after recognizing their independence, confirming weeks of grave
US-Russia Relations: The Roots of the Crisis
February 15, 2022
This week on MESSAGE TRAFFIC is the first part of a two part series analyzing the roots of the current crisis in Russia. This recording
The United States’ foreign policy should be targeted at deterring Russia
February 11, 2022
According to the Atlantic Council in a report titled “Global Strategy 2022: Thwarting Kremlin Aggression Today for Constructive Relations Tomorrow,” the US should nullify and
What the US must do to counter Russian aggression against Ukraine
February 10, 2022
America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan has put vulnerable democracies all over the world in jeopardy. Allies and partners who fought alongside us now question our country’s
US-Russia Relations: The Long Road Between Two Genevas
January 11, 2022
Recently, the subject of political analysis that focuses on U.S.-Soviet (later Russian) relations has become an established area of scientific inquiry. The goal of this
Mafia Tactics, Ongoing Conflict, and Weak Institutions- Emerging Markets in Africa
November 17, 2021
In this episode of MESSAGE TRAFFIC, NYCFPA Principal Director Justin Russell interviews visiting assistant professor in the department of political science at Siena College, Dr.
Tunisia’s transformation under Kais Saied
May 3, 2022
Nothing about President Kais Saied’s decision to dissolve Tunisia’s parliament on March 30 was unexpected. Since his coup last summer, he has already changed the
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will damage the West’s relations with Africa
March 24, 2022
Many Western governments, diplomatic specialists, and watchers of Africa’s foreign relations have been baffled by many African countries’ apparent hesitation to condemn Russia’s invasion of
Could Nuclear Energy Reduce Europe’s Reliance on Russian Energy?
March 24, 2022
In the midst of the Ukraine conflict, the EU is seeking to minimize its reliance on Russian energy. Some pundits have advocated for nuclear power
Sanctions on Corrupt and Abusive Russian Officials: What Civil Society Demands
February 28, 2022
NYCFPA has argued the United States and other states to apply targeted Global Magnitsky penalties on corrupt and abusive Russian officials as soon as possible.
Russia has just sent soldiers back into Ukraine. What comes next?
February 22, 2022
On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin deployed Russian soldiers into the two separatist areas in eastern Ukraine after recognizing their independence, confirming weeks of grave
US-Russia Relations: The Roots of the Crisis
February 15, 2022
This week on MESSAGE TRAFFIC is the first part of a two part series analyzing the roots of the current crisis in Russia. This recording
The United States’ foreign policy should be targeted at deterring Russia
February 11, 2022
According to the Atlantic Council in a report titled “Global Strategy 2022: Thwarting Kremlin Aggression Today for Constructive Relations Tomorrow,” the US should nullify and
What the US must do to counter Russian aggression against Ukraine
February 10, 2022
America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan has put vulnerable democracies all over the world in jeopardy. Allies and partners who fought alongside us now question our country’s
US-Russia Relations: The Long Road Between Two Genevas
January 11, 2022
Recently, the subject of political analysis that focuses on U.S.-Soviet (later Russian) relations has become an established area of scientific inquiry. The goal of this
Mafia Tactics, Ongoing Conflict, and Weak Institutions- Emerging Markets in Africa
November 17, 2021
In this episode of MESSAGE TRAFFIC, NYCFPA Principal Director Justin Russell interviews visiting assistant professor in the department of political science at Siena College, Dr.
