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Host Carol Castiel talks with Lauren Speranza, Director of the Transatlantic Defense and Security Program at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA), about the new security reality in Europe created by the unprovoked Russian invasion of Ukraine. She analyses the outcome of a special NATO Summit, meetings among G-7 leaders and the European Council in Brussels aimed at strengthening unity and coordinating greater military support for Ukraine and bolstering NATO’s Baltic states and eastern...

Editor’s note: This story begins a four-story series on Idaho’s failure to comply with the federal Title IX law, and why it matters and how children are affected. Coming up this week are stories on a call for more training on sexual misconduct, how districts are helping each other improve, and one student’s experience, which […]

Experts say the NATO alliance has proven as relevant and necessary as ever.

“One of the challenges of responding to climate risks is that climate’s impacts and how those impacts interact with existing systems on the

As reports of casualties and officer deaths increase, some experts believe Russian soldiers who are seeing the horrors firsthand are at a breaking point.

The D.C. Blob just can’t quit Gulf cash.

“There is a growing recognition that climate change is going to affect security and it’s increasingly shaping peoples’ decisions about where to

Jodi Vittori is a nonresident scholar in the Democracy, Conflict, and Governance Program. She is an expert on the linkages of corruption, state fragility, illicit finance, and U.S. national security.

We assess the economic uncertainty stemming from Vladimir Putin's invasion of democratic Ukraine.

Former intelligence officer warns Russia could still seek to expand war beyond Ukraine.