NATO’s Long–Term Success Requires Buy–In From Younger Generations
NATO requires the support of diverse younger generations if it means to means to thrive, argues Laura Kupe.
Foreign Policy
The Alliance Dividend: How NATO’s Factory Floor Revival Is Rewiring Transatlantic Power
How NATO’s factory-floor revival is rewiring transatlantic security—from Camden to Kyiv, defense jobs are reshaping alliance dynamics.
The Hostage and Wrongful Detainee Flag
Future Security Program Fellow Sarah Moriarty recounts the history of the Hostage and Wrongful Detainee flag.
A Future Strategy: Amy J Nelson Contends that Forward-Looking Negotiations Can Prevent Escalation
From Kabul to Kyiv: Lessons the U.S. Must Heed for Peace
Future Security Program Fellow Matin Bek explores similarities between negotiations on Ukraine and Afghanistan.
Afghanistan’s Tale of Two Extremist Movements
New America Future Security Program Fellow Matin Bek contrasts HTS and the Taliban’s efforts at governance.
Assad’s Fall and the Qatari Gas Pipeline: A Risky Bet or Potential Source of Relief?
Future Security Senior Fellow Jeremy Hodge examines Assad’s fall and plans for a Qatari gas line in Syria.
Is A New Nuclear Arms Race Inevitable?
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen examines efforts at modernizing the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
Trump’s Ambition to Retake the Panama Canal Could Have a Heavy Cost
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen examines Trump’s threats to take the Panama Canal.
How Trump’s Push for ‘America First’ Puts America Last
Heela Rasool-Ayub critiques Donald Trump’s hasty “America First” approach and outlines the way that it hurts U.S. global standing.