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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Current Crises Underscore the Need for a New U.S. Global Strategy

Ukraine, Gaza, and the International Order

America Is Suffering From a Resolve Gap

Pentagon’s Rehab of Nuclear-Missile Arsenal Hit by Soaring Costs

Arms Sales: The Case for Affirmative Congressional Approval

The Biden Administration Is Addicted to Partnerships

Ukraine: The Empire Strikes Back

Toward a Pacific NATO?

The Future of European Security

Days Before Vilnius Summit, Biden Won’t Budge on Ukraine Joining NATO

Quad Summit at G7 Reaffirms Support for Indo-Pacific

The Ukraine War & European Security: How Durable Is America’s Strategy?

Climate Security and Instability in the Bay of Bengal Region

Finland’s Long-Held Neutrality is Over. What Next?

Biden Hosts Summit of 49 African Leaders to Counter China & Russia’s Growing Power Across Continent

How Biden’s New National Security Strategy Gets China Wrong

Why Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Could Cause Russia To Go All-in On the War

Which NATO Do We Need?

‘Russia World’ Turns Its Back on Europe

NATO’s Tunnel Vision

Does Anyone Still Understand the ‘Security Dilemma’?

Active Denial: A Roadmap to a More Effective, Stabilizing, and Sustainable U.S. Defense Strategy in Asia

WATCH: The U.S.-Australia Alliance and Australia’s Evolving Role in Asia

Why Biden’s Off-the-Cuff Comment About Defending Taiwan Matters

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