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Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Policy, 75 Years After the UDHR
December 10 will mark 75 years since the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human …
Book Talk: The Russo-Ukrainian War and the Return of History
Many of the roots of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the tensions leading up to the invasion, are to …
The Perils of Sportswashing & Greenwashing for U.S. Foreign Policy
Authoritarian regimes are increasingly turning towards sports & green energy to launder their reputations abroad. They have hosted a number …
Book Talk: Russia and The Lost Peace
After the end of the Cold War, hopes were high for an era of U.S.-Russian cooperation and peace and harmony …
What I Want You to Know
The documentary “What I Want You to Know” is a heartbroken love letter from 13 Iraq and Afghan veterans to …
East Meets West
In the lead-up to the Biden-Xi meeting at the APEC summit in San Francisco in November 2023, the Quincy Institute and Foreign Policy held a series of conversations with experts and leaders on the state of U.S.-China relations and potential pathways forward to avoid a confrontation.
After the Ukrainian Counter-Offensive
It appears that this year’s Ukrainian counteroffensive, while it has made certain gains, has fallen far short of the hopes …
Book Talk: A Precarious Armenia in a Changing World Order
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led many to declare the end of the “post-Soviet era”, just as Azerbaijan’s destruction …
The Gaza War and U.S. Middle East Policy: Appraising the Biden Administration
The latest crisis in the Middle East following Hamas’s October 7th assault on Israeli communities bordering Gaza quickly became a …
After Nagorno-Karabakh: Instability in the South Caucasus
The longest-running conflict in the former Soviet Union appears to have come to a dramatic end with Azerbaijan’s “lightning offensive” …
Book Talk: Getting Russia Right
In his exceptional new book Getting Russia Right, Thomas Graham, a former senior US diplomat with a generation’s experience of …
Book Talk: The Tragedy of Russian Liberalism
The failure of Russian liberalism to achieve political hegemony in Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union marked a …
Japan’s Middle Power Diplomacy in an Era of U.S.-China Rivalry
As the U.S.-China strategic competition intensifies and the international order in Asia becomes more uncertain, Japan confronts the task of …
Book Talk: Liberalism Against Itself
Is it time to let go of Cold War-era liberalism? This is the argument that Professor Samuel Moyn makes in his …
Is U.S.–China Conflict Inevitable? A Debate Between Jake Werner and Michael Beckley
There is a growing consensus within Washington that the flurry of recent diplomatic contacts between the United States and China …
Book Talk: Russia’s Foreign Policy: Change and Continuity in National Identity
The Russian invasion of Ukraine and the historical claims that have accompanied it have drawn new attention to Russian understandings …
Bankers & Bombs: How Venture Capital and Private Equity are Feeding the Military Industrial Complex
This event was co-sponsored by Security in Context and the Middle East Policy Forum at The George Washington University. Ties …
Book Talk: The Baltic States and Baltic Security in a Historical Context
The Russian invasion of Ukraine and the expansion of NATO to include Finland and Sweden has focused new attention on …
The 2024 Presidential Race is on: How Will U.S. China Policy and the Ukraine War Shape It?
American presidential elections seldom pivot around foreign policy issues, but the 2024 election could very well be an exception to …
Debating Saudi-Israeli Normalization: Does it Advance U.S. Interest?
The Biden administration has launched a complex initiative to normalize Saudi-Israeli relations and impose distance between Saudi Arabia and China, …
Two Years of Diplomacy with the Taliban
Almost two years ago, the Afghan government and security forces collapsed even before the final U.S. soldier left Afghanistan. The …
Libya: Prospects for Stability
In the 12 years since a NATO airstrike led to Muammar Gadhafi’s death at the hands of rebel fighters, Libya …
BRICS and the Global South’s Assertion
A webinar jointly hosted by the Quincy Institute and the Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI). On August 22nd, leaders …
The Coup in Niger and U.S. Policy in the Sahel
On July 26th, a military coup led by General Abdourahmane Tchiani deposed elected Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum. This has triggered …