The US, EU, and UK need a shared approach to economic statecraft. Here's where to start. -
The economic statecraft landscape is becoming more complex as transatlantic partners increasingly leverage the tools to counter threats.
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The economic statecraft landscape is becoming more complex as transatlantic partners increasingly leverage the tools to counter threats.
Today’s policymakers understand the power of networks but need more guidance on how to build and employ them as tools of competition in a contested world rather than a world of open borders and markets.
U.S. president Barack Obama entered office with a bold plan to combat Afghanistan's escalating insurgency, empower its government, encourage a political resolution of the conflict, and secure the cooperation of neighboring Pakistan—all in time for U.S.
Washington's persistent difficulties in Afghanistan are due to the Obama administration's mission creep. Within a matter of months, U.S. operations expanded from counterterrorism measures designed "to disrupt, dismantle, and defeat al-Qaeda in Pakistan