International Policy Journal

The International Policy Journal (IPJ) is a forward-looking and solutions-focused publisher, which intends to be the premier home of in-depth foreign policy discourse by progressive internationalists, serving as a major platform for policy analysis and commentary. The views expressed on IPJ don't necessarily represent those of the Center for International Policy.

Features

Operation Epic Fury, Regime Change, and the Collapse of Legal Constraint

On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched joint military strikes against Iran in what the Pentagon designated Operation Epic…
We need accountability from Venezuela to Minnesota

The first year of the second Trump administration can best be surmised as a series of crimes for which accountability remains nonexistent.…
Why We Must Learn from Past Pitfalls in Israeli-Palestinian Peace

In September 2023, the Middle East Institute in Washington DC held a conference – in partnership with the European Council on Foreign…
This Indigenous tribe fights for Indonesia’s vanishing forests

It is a blistering afternoon in the mangrove forest of Langsa, a town located on the eastern shores of Aceh province, at…
How Legacies of War Turns Survivor Memory into Policy

For over nine years, the United States waged a bloody ‘Secret War’ in the country of Laos, alongside the more overt Vietnam…

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