An interview with the US Coordinator for the Olympic and Paralympic Games on the State Department’s critical role in managing sports diplomacy and leveraging the "Decade of Sport" to strengthen the ...

Lee Hamilton was a towering figure in public service and the most consequential leader in the history of the Wilson Center. During his tenure as president of the Center from 1999 to 2010, Lee guided ...

Following a recent visit to Taiepi, Distinguished Fellow Anka Lee highlights how Taiwan uses grassroots diplomacy to shape ...

WASHINGTON - The Wilson Center today announced applications are open for the Spring 2026 session of the Wilson Center Congressional Fellowship Program, a six-week, nonpartisan program that equips ...

Chartered by Congress, the Wilson Center integrates independent scholarship and impartial dialogue, supporting Congressional education through fellowships, briefings, and masterclasses for Members of ...

Iran is a political, military, and economic power across the Middle East with rippling impact globally. Its Axis of Resistance—a network of allies in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen—has transformed the ...

The core of the Fellowship Program is a six-week seminar that encourages Fellows to debate key issues with some of the nation’s leading foreign policy thinkers and practitioners. Each session will ...

In the global competition for technological leadership and economic resilience, Southeast Asia is quickly emerging as a critical node. Anchored by countries like Vietnam, Malaysia, and Singapore, the ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is more than a technological breakthrough—it is a transformative force shaping the future economy, security landscape, global power dynamics, and daily life. The US, along ...

On December 19, 2023, the United States announced for the first time the outer limits of its extended continental shelf (ECS), the portion of the continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles from the ...

After a half century, Islamism has become the single most disruptive force—both politically and militarily—in the Middle East. It evolved from cells of political activists in the 1970s into mass ...

In 2005, the US hastily formulated Iraq’s new constitution. This did not bring “democracy” to Iraq, but rather created a system dependent on divergent sectarian interests. We must ask ourselves when ...