The United States and other Arctic states should continue to enhance their cooperative relationship with Russia in the Arctic while at the same time using the full range of policy to continue to condemn Russia’s illegal actions in other parts of the world, writes Jeremy McKenzie.
Experts recently discussed the implications of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and privacy at a Pacific Council partner event.
Paige Smith spent a week living with a rural Maasai tribe in Kenya to more fully understand their way of life and how it is connected to their practice of female circumcision.
Get to know our current crop of Junior Fellows! Next up: Stacey Scolinos of UCLA.
Get to know our current crop of Junior Fellows! Next up: Analisa Davis of UCLA.
The integrity of U.S. elections is a national security issue, writes Thomas Zimmerman. The United States’ foreign adversaries learned a great deal from the 2016 election. Have we?
The United States needs to have the courage, as a nation, to soberly assess the situation in Afghanistan and accept its strategic limitations, even if this means the inevitable resurgence of the Taliban and the beginning of a new civil war after it departs, writes Alex Alben.
Kathi Lynn Austin recently spoke to the Pacific Council about her work to uncover and bring to justice the transnational criminal organizations that orchestrate international arms deals and illegal wildlife poaching in sub-Saharan Africa.
This fall, the Pacific Council launched a new collaboration with the USC Annenberg School of Communication and Journalism.
Experts discussed the continued persecution of China's Uighurs in a recent teleconference.