New Report
China’s Influence on Conflict Dynamics in South Asia
A report from USIP's China-South Asia Senior Study Group
Analysis & Commentary
Nuclear Diplomacy with Iran: What’s Ahead for the Biden Administration?
Iran’s June election provides the incoming U.S. administration with a short window to get negotiations on track.
Analysis & Commentary
Nigeria's Security Failures: The Link Between EndSARS and Boko Haram
The terror group’s expansion to the country’s northwest is aided by lack of trust in the state.
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