CIP condemns the renewed campaign of harassment, defamation, and threats against Iranian-American policy experts and journalists

At a peace forum in Milan, President and CEO Nancy Okail called for foundational changes to international relations to build lasting peace.

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We're proud to welcome Canada’s Broadbent Institute and Chile’s Rumbo Colectivo to CIP’s growing Global Progressive Network.

Honoring those we lost 25 years ago and in the wars after means finally prioritizing the human security that Americans and all people deserve

A progressive blueprint for a foreign policy that answers to voters instead of donors, defense contractors, and Super PACs.

A progressive blueprint for a foreign policy that answers to voters instead of donors, defense contractors, and Super PACs.

La Doctrina Donroe de Trump busca ampliar el dominio de EE.UU. en América Latina, pero la región puede resistir mediante integración y defensa democrática.

Performative violence—aka executions without trial at sea—overshadows how the administration is building a new US policy towards the hemisphere: acts of murder as a tool to create permanent structures...

Performative violence—aka executions without trial at sea—overshadows how the administration is building a new US policy towards the hemisphere: acts of murder as a tool to create permanent structures...

Performative violence—aka executions without trial at sea—overshadows how the administration is building a new US policy towards the hemisphere: acts of murder as a tool to create permanent structures...

Performative violence—aka executions without trial at sea—overshadows how the administration is building a new US policy towards the hemisphere: acts of murder as a tool to create permanent structures...

A progressive blueprint for a foreign policy that answers to voters instead of donors, defense contractors, and Super PACs.

Trump’s personalization of foreign policy is ultimately a symptom of a deeper institutional problem rather than its source.

Phase One of the Iran war ended in defeat and humiliation. Phase Two could be just as bad—or worse.

Those who push for and profit from war have learned over many years that neither Republicans or Democrats will hold them accountable. A new Congress post November has a real opportunity to change that.

Join MENA Studies for a talk with Nancy Okail (President and CEO, Center for International Policy): The End of Managed Conflict: Who Still Controls Escalation?…

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Policy analysts tell Anadolu that Gulf security dynamics are shifting, miscalculation risks are rising, and the war could permanently reshape regional stability - Anadolu Ajansı

There is an insidious shift underway: The monetization and privatization of foreign policy for personal enrichment.

January marked the conclusion of Egypt’s longest House of Representatives elections in modern history. Conducted amid low voter turnout, widespread allegations of irregularities, and unprecedented leg...

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Iranians are once again caught between their own brutal regime and the U.S. war machine. There has to be a better way forward.

"This goes beyond broken promises of peacemaking," said one expert. "Trump is launching an illegal assault on Venezuela."