Druze Diplomacy and the Politics of Religious Identity Nina Feldman Apr 29, 2026 By prioritizing security through state loyalty and maintaining religious insularity, the Druze have achieved…
How Constitutions Win (Or Lose) The Public Defne Feyzioglu Jan 5, 2026 Across Chile, Israel, and Hungary, constitutional reform succeeded or failed not because of what was proposed, but…
Opinion | Iran’s Nuclear Quest: Legal Violation, Moral Hypocrisy or Just Strategy? Blanche de Brondeau Sep 24, 2025 Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons exposes the tensions at the heart of the global nuclear order.
MIR Meets: Connor Echols Theodore Yohalem Shouse Jul 17, 2025 Host Theo Shouse sits down with foreign policy journalist Connor Echols to discuss tensions between Iran, Israel,…
Gaza and Global Terrorism: What’s at Stake for American National Security? Clio Bailey Jun 9, 2025 Counterterrorism officials maintain that the protracted crisis in the Middle East is greatly increasing the threat…
MIR Meets: Kelley Vlahos Theodore Yohalem Shouse Oct 26, 2024 Host Theo Shouse sits down with Kelley Vlahos, editorial director of Responsible Statecraft and former executive…
MIR Meets: Robert Wright Blaise Brosnan Nov 22, 2023 Host Blaise Brosnan sits down with Substack writer and podcast host Robert Wright, to discuss the concept of…
Israelis are Back to the Polls Again, for the Fifth Time in Three Years Simon Anquetil Nov 2, 2022 The large but fragile coalition led by Naftali Bennett collapsed in June after only a year in government. Though…
Haves and Have Nots: Vaccine Passports Come with Concerns over Global Inequality Alexander Kelly Apr 10, 2021 Vaccine passports might be inevitable, but governments and corporations should be wary of them fostering massive…
The Abraham Accords: A Not-So-Peaceful Peace Treaty Adam Steiner Jan 15, 2021 At face value, the Abraham Accords appear to be a historic diplomatic achievement that will promote peace,…