WASHINGTON QUARTERLY

Defensive Defense: A Better Way to Protect US Allies in Asia

State of (Deterrence by) Denial

Will Europe Get Its Own Bomb?

Advice for a Dark Age: Managing Great Power Competition

On Creating the Conditions for Nuclear Disarmament: Past Lessons, Future Prospects

Addressing the Nuclear Ban Treaty

Great Expectations: Asking Too Much of the US-India Strategic Partnership

Did India Lose China?

From Kargil to Pulwama: How Nuclear Crises Have Changed Over 20 Years

The Grandiosity of Grand Strategy

Presidential Alliance Powers

Why and How to Succeed at Network Diplomacy

Three Visions of International Order

Domestic Hurdles to a Grand Strategy of Restraint

India and China: A Managed Nuclear Rivalry?

Europe’s Authoritarian Challenge

Is Cyber Strategy Possible?

The Perils of Geoeconomics

How Dangerous Was Kargil? Nuclear Crises in Comparative Perspective

Does Al Qaeda Have a Future?

Unity, Democracy, and Anti-Americanism in China

Where Is Washington? The Missing Mediator between Seoul and Tokyo

S(c)helling in Kashmir: Bargaining under the Nuclear Shadow

The BJP’s Puzzling Victory: Was It about Hindu Nationalism?

Denuclearizing North Korea: Time for Plan B

A Financial Sanctions Dilemma

Preventing the Next Lashkar-e-Tayyiba Attack

Hedging Our Bets: Why Does Nuclear Latency Matter?

China, NATO, and the Pitfall of Empty Engagement

Déjà Vu in South Korea? Lessons from the 1992 Philippines Withdrawal

Broken Partnerships: Can Washington Get Security Cooperation Right?

A People-Oriented Peace Formula for the Donbass

Strategic Patience Revisited: The Counterforce Effect

Will Human Rights Survive in a Multipolar World?

Russia’s Back in Africa: Is the Cold War Returning?