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In this in-depth briefing, a leading CT official discusses how to address diverse challenges ranging from border security and document forgery t…
The United States is safer from catastrophic terrorism, but emerging technologies, weakened international partnerships, and allied military draw…
The director of strategic operational planning at the National Counterterrorism Center discusses the general state of U.S. CT efforts, the persi…
Watch an international panel of experts discuss the alarming increase in so-called lone wolf terrorism.
Without credible threat assessments, judges and prison wardens are left to rely on their individual perceptions, while worrying what their decis…
Hezbollah and Amal are already manipulating where donor funding goes and who gets credit for reconstruction, so Washington and its partners shou…
The United States eased its fertilizer restrictions on the kingdom to manage a supply emergency, but Morocco could also become a key source of p…
Iraqi sales to Asian markets rely heavily on the strait, and efforts to establish viable alternative routes would have to overcome considerable…
Libyans are increasingly questioning where governance reforms fit into the agendas of Libyan elites' engagement with the parallel UNSMIL 2025 ro…
The June MOU and the 2013 JPOA are not perfect analogues, but the deliberately limited terms and careful specificity of the latter agreement hol…
Despite recent high-profile arrests, transatlantic authorities won’t be able to meet their longer-term goals of stabilizing and rebuilding Gaza…
Washington and its allies are waiting for Beirut to acknowledge the difficult but unavoidable truth: that war will resume unless serious action…
For the Gaza ceasefire to survive, each side will need to address the persistent challenges of West Bank settler violence and Hamas weapons.
A distinguished panel of experts and veteran diplomats sets the stage for the president’s historic White House visit, examining critical U.S., I…
