The 2026 Shield of the Americas Summit signaled a strategic shift by prioritizing regional security and economic partnerships ...

Introducing Wilson in the World, a new series from the Wilson Center featuring on the ground analysis from our foreign policy ...

Earlier this month, the Wilson Center and Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy (SPP) announced a new strategic ...

For the first two years of the program, the Wilson Center Fellows will focus on sports diplomacy, aligned with the upcoming ...

Moscow has responded to the conflict in Iran with sharp diplomatic condemnation but no military intervention, reflecting both Vladimir Putin's diminished international influence and his wait-and-see ...

In an interview with the Wilson Center, Amb. David Hale provides a sharp assessment of the escalating crisis in Lebanon as of ...

Rising US energy production and LNG growth have fundamentally restructured global market resilience, yet the physical ...

Religion has been a factor in violent conflict for thousands of years. Only recently has it been viewed as an instrument of peace, too. There are various cases in Africa where religion has been used ...

As the US, Russia and China engage in a highly visible competition in developing advanced weapons systems, behind the scenes another contest is quietly taking place: the race to export civil nuclear ...

Russia’s recruitment of soldiers to fight in its war in Ukraine has disproportionately drawn from the country’s Indigenous peoples. Individuals from these communities—most notably Buryats, Tuvans, ...

An increasingly frequent number of cases of damage to undersea infrastructure in the Baltic Sea have been reported since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The Wilson Center has ...

USMCA Panel Ruling In December 2024, a panel under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) concluded that Mexico’s prohibition on the import of GMO corn violated the international treaty ...