updated Sat. June 1, 2024
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The Australian
March 1, 2018
... the presidential election on March 18 — which Putin will win virtually unchallenged — it needs Russians to understand that their choice is either Putin or disarray. Nina Khrushcheva is professor of international affairs at The New School and a senior fellow at the World Policy Institute. Project Syndicate.
The Nation.
February 27, 2018
And calculations by the National Priorities Project indicate that the Department of Defense is slated to be an even bigger winner in Trump's 2019 budget blueprint. Its share of the discretionary budget, which includes virtually everything the government does other than programs like Medicare and SocialÃâà...
World Policy Institute
December 21, 2017
World Policy On Air is a podcast from the pages and website of World Policy Journal. Content hosted by iono.fm. Russian state media marked the centenary of the Bolshevik revolution this year by airing new television dramas, launching interactive websites, and live tweeting. On today's episode of WorldÃâà...
World Policy Institute
December 8, 2017
“Quipus are knotted cords that were used by the Incas and ancient Andean civilizations, to convey complex messages,” reads the Quipu Project website. These instruments inspired the project's interactive documentary, which provides an opportunity for people—mostly indigenous men and women—whoÃâà...
World Policy Institute
November 23, 2017
World Policy On Air is a podcast from the pages and website of World Policy Journal.
Content hosted by iono.fm. Nicaragua ranks fourth in the world for most reported incidents of rape, and this problem originates inÃâà...
World Policy Institute
October 24, 2017
On Oct.10, World Policy Institute hosted, “Arms and Allies: Security Cooperation in East Asia,” featuring panelists who have closely studied alliances and joint operations in the region. In their discussion of security issues, the speakers—Ankit Panda, senior editor at The Diplomat; Emilia Puma, ForeignÃâà...
World Policy Institute
October 5, 2017
The prevalence of slavery in Mauritania is among the highest in the world. The efforts the nation has made in the past few decades to not only dismantle the institutionalized practice, but also criminalize it, remain largely unsuccessful. In 1981, by presidential decree, Mauritania became the last country toÃâà...
World Policy Institute
July 5, 2017
In their contributions, International Policy Institute Arctic Fellows in the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington endeavor to adapt in-depth research projects to policy-relevant articles. Their pieces examine the role of the Arctic Council in international relationsÃâà...
World Policy Institute
June 13, 2017
These continuous violent conflicts have drained resources and undermined investor confidence in the Sudanese economy. Sudan's relationship with Qatar, meanwhile, goes beyond economic interest. Qatar has pledged funding to Sudan, such as an unprecedented $135 million project to unearth Sudan'sÃâà...
