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February 6, 2023
South Africa is set to indulge in what analysts have described as “10 days of war games” with ...
February 5, 2023
Russia has a long time-tested relationship with Africa. With high optimism and high desire to strengthen its geopolitical influence, Russian authorities
February 1, 2023
The Duke University Space Diplomacy Lab (SDL) was founded as a part of the Duke "Rethinking Diplomacy" Program in January 2022.
December 8, 2022
With the rise of commercialized space flight and the threat of significant weaponization of space, it will take an international effort to develop and adopt agreed-upon regulations to maintain
October 23, 2022
Olivia Enos and Heritage Senior Policy Analyst Riley Walters interview Hervé Lemahieu on the Lowy Institute Asia Power Index and China's relative power in the Indo-Pacific region. Hervé Lemahieu is the Director of the Power and Diplomacy Program at the Lowy Institute. The Lowy Asia Power Index can be found here.
October 4, 2022
Scholars seeking ways to develop a roadmap for regulating outer space say there is much to be learned by considering decades of evidence-based ocean diplomacy. It’s another topic Duke’s recently
May 25, 2022
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s violent thuggery across Ukraine has bolstered the value of data from satellite-based imagers to drive diplomatic strategies and deliver aid to Ukrainian citizens.
March 24, 2022
University of Rhode Island President Marc Parlange will join Arnaud Mentré, consul general of France in Boston, and Mary Thompson-Jones, former acting ambassador to the Czech Republic and a career foreign service officer, for a conversation on March 30 about “‘The West’ and the War in Ukraine.” ...
March 4, 2022
New trading partners seek to gain sway, but former colonial powers are well-entrenched.
March 2, 2022
A growing heap of space junk, the launch of thousands of internet-providing satellites and private trips to low-earth orbit are creating a new era of space activity. All this also brings new worries about an extraterrestrial free-for-all. How the international community should respond and regulate these and other developments in space is the focus of a new lab at Duke.