CSPS Fellow Caroline Wesson writes about the use of soft power and discusses the effectiveness of developing cultural soft power.
Why Is China Silent Towards the Military Coup in Myanmar?
CSPS-Korea Fellow Su A Cho discusses China’s silence towards the military coup in Myanmar.
Biden & China: Burgeoning Animosity
CSPS Fellow Dylan Crawford discusses US-Chinese relations and the continuing competition between the two states under the Biden administration.
Perennial Friction: NATO and Burden Sharing Concerns
CSPS Fellow Connor Monie discusses the similarities between the Biden administration’s approach to NATO and the Trump administration.
The Challenges of Combatting Domestic Terrorism
CSPS Fellow Kimberly Talley discusses the challenges posed by domestic terrorism in the US.
The Real Danger of the Microsoft Exchange Hack
CSPS Fellow Kevin McKenna discusses the recents Exchange Hack and options moving forward for preventing future ransomware attacks.
Keeping the Promise of the Green Deal: How Can the EU Reduce Its Reliance on China?
CSPS Fellow Beatriz Pascual-Macias provides a set of policy recommendations to help mitigate the EU’s dependence on China for access to Rare Earth Elements.
Corporate Complicity in China’s Genocide: Where US Brands Go from Here
CSPS Fellow Noah Zoroya discusses the importance of cause marketing and government regulations in response to the Uighur genocide ongoing in China.
Jeju Naval Base Between the People and the National Security
CSPS Fellow Ilya Kim discusses the controversies between the South Korean government and the civilians surrounding the Jeju Naval Base.
One Minute Closer to Midnight: A Return to Nonproliferation and Arms Control
CSPS Fellow Ayah Abdul-Samad argues that the Biden administration will have opportunities to bolster nuclear nonproliferation.