Bracing For Russian Cyberattack
The White House says Russia is considering a cyberattack on the United States.
World Affairs
tippinsights and the TIPP poll regularly gauge foreign policies coming out from Washington D.C.
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.
The State Department Should Rise To The Call Of The Hour
American diplomacy can make a difference.
Seven Concerns About The Iran Nuclear Deal: Will It Make The World Less Safe?
The U.S. seems determined to ink a deal with Iran at any price.
Putin’s Aggression Triggers Global Arms Race
Hike in defense budgets – fall out of the Ukraine war.
Americans Not Confident The U.S. Can Stop Iran From Getting Nuclear Weapons
Americans' views as nuclear talks near conclusion.
Putin’s War On Dissent
His almost complete control over the government and media means that dissenting voices are muted. Russians have little choice except to submit to his dictatorship.
I&I/TIPP Poll: 56% Blame Biden's Afghan Debacle For Ukraine Invasion, Fear Putin Will Use Nukes
Surprisingly, 56% believe Putin will use nuclear weapons.
Biden Should Ask Blair, Gates, And Merkel To Negotiate With Putin
It is time to call in seasoned diplomats to negotiate a truce in the Russo-Ukraine conflict. Failing to do so may result in an as-yet avoidable world war.
Russia-Ukraine Conflict: A Lesson In NATO's Importance
NATO's Article 5 is more critical now than ever.
Twiplomacy Pressures Are Driving Us To Global War
The Ukraine war has glaringly exposed how tweets are driving the narrative, often at the cost of a balanced and thoughtful approach.
Brothers In Arms: The Russian Army And The Wagner Group
Russia-backed mercenaries in Ukraine are gunning for Zelensky.
Punish Russia, Not Russians
Innocent Russians are being shunned in an effort to express solidarity with Ukraine. Such cancel culture serves no one.
