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Deter and Divide: Russia's Nuclear Rhetoric & Escalation Risks in Ukraine

Russia’s nuclear threats have underpinned each stage of the war in Ukraine as Putin attempts to deter and divide NATO support. However, if Russia faces battlefield setbacks, its nuclear threats could intensify, testing NATO's resolve.

Digital Report by Heather Williams Kelsey Hartigan Lachlan MacKenzie and Reja Younis — December 4, 2023

Private Capital Mobilization for Climate Finance in an International Context

Trillions of dollars in private capital investment are needed for energy projects in emerging markets, but a host of risk factors constrain deployment of this capital. The international community must focus efforts on holistic support to dampen risk and unlock investment.

Brief by Cy McGeady and Gracelin Baskaran — December 4, 2023

Someone Has to Lead

Despite a flawed human rights record and continuing struggles at home, the United States needs to continue to lead the campaign for universal human rights.

Commentary by Daniel F. Runde — December 1, 2023

Breaking Point: Human Rights in a Multipolar World

In an increasingly multipolar world, a growing number of authoritarian leaders seek impunity for their human rights violations by aligning themselves with great power protectors like Russia and China. This undermines the universality of the rights enumerated by the UDHR.

Commentary by Natasha Hall — November 30, 2023

Why The UDHR Still Matters

Seventy-five years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was drafted, James A. Lewis takes stock of what it has achieved and whether its values remain relevant.

Commentary by James Andrew Lewis — November 30, 2023