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Europe and Russia

Russia in the Gray Zone

A significant number of the Kremlin's tactics fall in the space between routine statecraft and direct and open warfare.

BY Kathleen Hicks

Blog Post

07.19.2019
US Government

How to Name This Era in US Foreign Policy

Aspen Security Forum Scholars Mara Karlin and John McLaughlin discuss the importance of-and difficulties with- naming this era of American foreign policy.

BY Mara Karlin, & 1 more

Blog Post

07.12.2019
World Affairs

Canada's Complicated Repatriation Position

Justin Trudeau's brand is failing him when it comes to the treatment of former ISIS members from Canada.

BY Leah West

Blog Post

07.12.2019
National Security

Former National Security Advisors Share Their Advice

The Aspen Strategy Group brought together a panel of security experts from both Democratic and Republican administrations.

BY Ben Berliner

Blog Post

09.05.2018
World Affairs

Reviewing Trump's Foreign Policy

A bipartisan panel looked beyond party lines to address changes to the traditional world order.

BY Catherine Lutz

Blog Post

08.23.2018
Africa and the Middle East

US Aid to Africa

Dr. Agnes Binagwaho will speak in the Our Planet, Our Health track at Spotlight Health.

BY Agnes Binagwaho

Blog Post

06.15.2018
National Security

New Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Talks North Korea

The former CIA director spoke at the 2017 Aspen Security Forum.

BY Aspen Institute Staff

Video

03.13.2018
National Security

The Islamic State Is Not Dead Yet

While the Trump administration will be right to celebrate the end of the caliphate as we know it, it is far too soon to feel comfortable.

BY Antony J. Blinken

Blog Post

07.19.2017
US Government

Trump's Cuts Would Cripple the Country's Diplomats

The White House wants a $20 billion reduction in foreign policy funding.

BY Nicholas Burns

Blog Post

03.07.2017
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