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Women Charting a New Course on Peace and Security
Statistics, Global Luminaries Highlight the PatternsTuesday, March 1, 2016By: Kathleen Kuehnast and Danielle RobertsonThe fact that Afghanistan’s parliament has 69 female members, 27 percent of the...
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Beyond Elections in the Central African Republic
A Conversation with H.E. President Catherine Samba-PanzaWednesday, March 9, 2016By: Rachel SullivanAfter successfully holding national elections on Feb. 14, the Central African Republic is poised for a...
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Brussels Attacks Highlight Connection to Regional Arcs of Crisis
USIP President Lindborg, Returning from Belgian Capital, Urges Redoubled EffortsTuesday, March 29, 2016By: Nancy LindborgMy sympathy goes out to the survivors and families of those who died in the...
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Puzzled by China’s Foreign Policy? Look Inside Instead
Thursday, April 28, 2016By: Jennifer StaatsThe linchpin for better understanding China’s foreign policy may lie less in watching its external moves than in analyzing its domestic dynamics. While...
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Lindborg Calls for New Approaches to Syrian Refugee Assistance
USIP President Testifies Before Senate Foreign Relations CommitteeTuesday, May 17, 2016By: USIP StaffThe Syrian crisis has dramatically increased the urgency to reconsider fundamental approaches to...
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In Fragile States, Put Citizen Involvement First, Panel Says
Inclusion, not services, is key to strengthening legitimacy and building peaceThursday, June 2, 2016By: Fred StrasserA common strategy for state-building and development aid to transitional...
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Standing by Colombia for peace, as in war
Thursday, December 8, 2016By: Nancy LindborgWhen Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos accepts his Nobel Peace Prize this week in Oslo for pursuing an end to a half century of conflict, Americans can...
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Violent Extremists Find Traction Among Kosovo’s Youth
Amid Masked Mannequins, USIP Research Highlights Factors for RadicalizationTuesday, December 20, 2016By: Georgia HolmerLast month, police arrested 25 people for allegedly planning synchronized...
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Kerry, Rice, Flynn Talk Foreign Policy
Tracking the Highlights of USIP’s 'Passing the Baton' Transition ConferenceTuesday, January 10, 2017Secretary of State John Kerry and National Security Advisor Susan Rice and designated incoming...
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In a Divided U.S., One Event Proved There's Still Bipartisan Foreign Policy
Wednesday, January 25, 2017By: Nancy LindborgAmid the public debate about America's divisions, it may have been easy to miss this image just days before the inauguration: the national security advisers...
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