Plus a collection of essays outlining key international cooperation issues and a new podcast episode examining U.S.-Iran relations.
Washington's information strategy on Ukraine As part of a concerted effort to expose and disrupt Putin's next moves in Ukraine, the United States and allied governments have made some extraordinary intelligence disclosures. This strategy reveals a new understanding in Washington and the West that the information space may be the most consequential terrain Putin is contesting, writes Jessica Brandt. Read more |
Why inflation is President Biden's biggest political problem "The American people now believe that inflation is the most important issue facing the economy and the country, and they don't think that President Biden is paying attention to it. This explains why so many Americans disapprove of his economic performance—and why it is undermining his presidency," William Galston explains. Read more |
Listen: Iran's nuclear aspirations On the latest episode of the Brookings Cafeteria podcast, Suzanne Maloney discusses the state of negotiations aimed at reviving the Iran nuclear deal, U.S.-Iran relations, and prospects for Iranian moderation in the future. Listen to the podcast |
21st century multilateralism that works for all |
In a new collection of essays, scholars from the Brookings Global Economy and Development program and expert contributors examine some of the most pressing issues for international cooperation in the years ahead, including climate change, economic inequality, and democracy promotion. Read the essays |
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