David M. Andrews argues that Germany's role as the West's leading interlocutor with Russia has turned the traditional debate about burden-sharing within the Atlantic alliance on its head.
David M. Andrews underscores the geopolitical ramifications of Moscow and Kiev moving further east and west, respectively.
David M. Andrews argues that deft European diplomacy - led by Germany - has helped level the playing field in the battle for Ukraine.
Jongsoo Lee calls for the United States to restart diplomatic talks with North Korea before the current situation turns into a crisis.
Jongsoo Lee consideres what the Sony Pictures hack reveals about U.S. readiness for cyber war.
This week, North Korea tests a new missile experts say is capable of reaching the U.S. East Coast; Pope Francis urges tolerance for religious diversity in Myanmar but doesn’t say ‘Rohingya’; Mugabe’s former vice president is sworn in as Zimbabwe’s interim president; and more.
Ahead of our inaugural Water Conference on December 1, several conference speakers discuss what compelled them to focus on water scarcity in their professions, how water scarcity relates to trade, and more.
The Pacific Council's Fall 2016 Junior Fellows discuss what brought them to the Pacific Council, their experience as fellows, and their interests in international affairs.
The Trump administration is continuing positive momentum in U.S.-Vietnam relations, writes Derek Grossman.
This week, Zimbabwe’s military take President Robert Mugabe into custody during an attempted coup; China and ASEAN agree to begin talks on the South China Sea; the fifth round of NAFTA negotiations begin in Mexico City; and more.