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CIP Analysis of New Congressional Ukraine and Israel Aid Proposals We are hopeful that Congress will finally provide long overdue aid to help the people of Ukraine repel Russia’s illegal invasion. With…
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To defeat oligarchy, Ukraine needs strong labor protections. The US can help. Vladyslav Starodubtsev is a Ukrainian social-democratic, human rights, and social activist and historian of Central and Eastern Europe and Ukrainian left-wing movements.…
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How to pitch the International Policy Journal The work of the International Policy Journal is to imagine better futures and better solutions to the shared challenges of cohabitating the…
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CIP Calls for Israel-Iran De-escalation; Reiterates Need for Ceasefire in Gaza In response to last night’s attack by Iran on Israel, Nancy Okail, Center for International Policy (CIP) president and CEO, issued the…
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AI and Israel’s Dystopian Promise of War without Responsibility Khaldoun Khelil is an energy and international security scholar with over 20 years of experience in the oil and gas industry and…
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Six Months In, Biden Must Move From Talk to Action in Gaza War Washington, D.C. – The Biden administration has largely failed to make the substantive policy changes needed to advance human security and uphold…
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The Gaza War at Six Months: Five Recommendations for Ending the Fighting and Ensuring Human Security in Israel-Palestine This week marks six months since the horrific Hamas-led October 7, 2023 attack and atrocities against civilians in southern Israel, followed by…
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Israel’s Damascus airstrike was a deliberate provocation Sina Toossi is a senior non-resident fellow at the Center for International Policy On April 1st, an Israeli airstrike in Damascus dramatically…
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Counter-terror turned the Sahel into a coup-belt. U.S. policy in the region should move on. Hannah Rae Armstrong is a policy adviser and writer with over a decade of field-based experience working on peace and security in…
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When Will Peace Talks Become an Option in the Russia-Ukraine War? Eventually, Russia’s war on Ukraine will end. The form of that end will reflect, in large part, the reality on the ground,…