National Security Strategy

The Quincy Institute is a transpartisan “action tank” and communications project, established to challenge the decades-long obsession of U.S. foreign policy decision makers with global military dominance and war.

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Workarounding While the International Order Fractures

Who Will Account for Another Foreign Policy Failure?

Object Lessons

US Congress quietly moving toward military integration with Israel

Trump Should Just Admit He Screwed Up

Are Neocons Turning on the Iran War?

The ‘Donroe Doctrine’ Divide

How Trump Is Helping Military Contractors Fleece Taxpayers

India’s Multialignment and Democratization of the International Order

No One Trusts America After Iran War; Europe Resists Ukraine Negotiations

Trump’s $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget Request: Unhinged, Unaffordable, and Unnecessary

Europe’s Strategic Nightmare: Trapped Between Trump, Putin and War It Can’t End

A New U.S. Grand Strategy & Europe’s Strategic Failure

War is Coming!

How the War Industry Captured U.S. Foreign Policy

The Year of the ‘Donroe Doctrine’

How Trump’s National Security Strategy Impacts the Middle East

The 2025 NSS and Restraint: Experts React

The Defense Bill Includes More Than Just Defense Spending

Southeast Asia barely features in America’s new security strategy

The Trillion Dollar Question

The Korea-U.S. Tariff Negotiations

Beyond Strategic Ambiguity: Supporting Taiwan Without a Commitment to War

Taiwan: An Important but Non-Vital U.S. Interest

Help us achieve a world where peace is the norm and war the exception.