U.S. Gives Ukraine $800 Million More In Military Aid
President Biden pledged an additional $800 million in military aid to Ukraine.
World Affairs
tippinsights and the TIPP poll regularly gauge foreign policies coming out from Washington D.C.
New CSP/TIPP Poll: Americans Overwhelmingly Support A Congressional Review Of A New Iran Deal
Americans want transparency.
A Chinese Invasion Of Taiwan: What Response Would Americans Support?
Economic sanctions against China are the preferred response.
Pakistan’s Floundering Democracy
Pakistan’s PM has turned a political crisis into a constitutional one in a bid to retain power. A look at why instability in the country is a risk to the region.
The Bloodbath Of Bucha
Reports of the Bucha massacre have shocked the world. How much more do Ukrainians have to suffer before peace is restored?
An Iran Nuclear Deal At Any Price?
As the prospect of an Iran nuclear deal draws closer, we look at what is at stake and if the price is too high.
Putin’s Ukraine Invasion Sparks A Major Humanitarian Crisis
Four million Ukrainians flee to neighboring countries.
Russia Braces For A Deep Recession
Russia is headed for one of its worst recessions in recent history.
Solomon-Beijing Pact: Security For One, Anxiety For Others
The Solomon Islands' proposed security treaty with China could upset the balance that has prevailed in the region.
How Russia May Save The Biden Presidency - For Now
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is giving the Biden administration a chance to score points for its foreign policy.
Mr. President, This Is No Time For Diplomatic Faux Pas Or Provocation
President Biden Must Not Inflame The Situation.
Don't Let Russia Choke The Suwalki Corridor
Taking the Suwalki Gap would mean striking Lithuania or Poland, triggering a NATO-Russia conflict.
Time To Oust Russia From The G20
Russia should be ousted from the G20 forum as retribution for its attack on Ukraine. Not doing so would be tantamount to condoning its actions.
Bracing For Russian Cyberattack
The White House says Russia is considering a cyberattack on the United States.
51 Percent Of Americans Believe The World Is Less Stable Since President Biden Took Office: CSP/TIPP Poll
Under President Biden, geopolitical tensions with Russia and China have risen, while America lost face in the Afghan debacle.