Politics & Diplomacy

Lawler’s continued coverage from Seoul featured in Axios

On June 24, 2022, Atlantic Council-Korea Foundation Journalist Fellow Dave Lawler published two articles, “Gender divide between young people shakes South Korean politics” and “What South Korea’s power transfer means for China and Japan,” in Axios. With regards to the gender divide, Lawler shares that South Korean politicians from both parties agree that economics primarily […]

Varshney in The Indian Express: Backsliding in America

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Khan quoted in The Express Tribune: Structural issues in way of LNG liberalisation

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Alam featured in Middle East Eye on Pakistan and Israel: ‘Normalisation’ a hard sell but a narrative is building

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Binnendijk and Vershbow in Brookings: Rebalancing European and trans-Atlantic defense

By Hans Binnendijk, Alexander Vershbow

Hans Binnendijk and Alexander Vershbow write that Europe and the US must find a balance between complete European strategic autonomy and hefty reliance on US defense spending.

Amb Rahmani in The Ecologist: Women’s rights can mitigate climate impacts

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Dr. Vyas featured in Medical Xpress: How the supreme court’s abortion ruling impacts public health

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Manning in Global Asia: Ukraine and US Asia-Pacific policy

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In the June 2022 issue of Global Asia, Robert Manning authored an article about how the war in Ukraine affects US Asia-Pacific policy. “Few have yet to fathom just how deep in uncharted waters we are — and why it is a hinge of history, like the Sept. 11 attacks, reshaping world affairs,” Manning predicted. […]

Nia quoted in Business Insider on the need for the international community to hold Russia accountable for their human rights violations in Ukraine

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Katz in National Interest: One War Too Many – Will Putin follow Brezhnev and Nicholas I to ruin?

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