IWP

The Institute of World Politics is a graduate school of national security, intelligence, and international affairs.

[IWP @theIWP]

"Communist China’s diplomacy, enforcing its one-China principle, has encountered strong resistance in Central and Eastern Europe."

Read a report on Chinese economic coercion, co-authored by @FilipStyczynski of IWP's Center for Intermarium Studies:

https://t.co/ZvmmVKGulp

[Mario M. Kranjac @MarioKranjac]

We celebrated America’s 250th anniversary at @theIWP Gala, where I’m honored to serve as Chairman of the Board of Trustees 🇺🇸

The Institute is the only independent graduate school dedicated to national security, intelligence, and international affairs—and to developing leaders who understand the importance of preserving and advancing Western civilization.

Our exceptional students go on to serve our nation in government, the armed forces, NGOs, and the private sector as principled, morally grounded leaders in statecraft and integrated strategy.

I’m proud to be part of this remarkable institution!

[IWP @theIWP]

As he transitioned from active-duty service in the USMC to a civilian career, Andrew Holmes (’25) studied at IWP to deepen the strategic perspective behind the operational experience he had already built.

Read his story here: https://t.co/OCTQH3K0ry

[IWP @theIWP]

An article about America's domestic divisions, by Kelsey Jackman ('25):

[Foreign Analysis @ForegnAnalysis]

America’s domestic divisions are becoming a global security problem. As polarization erodes U.S. credibility, allies hedge and adversaries exploit uncertainty. Restoring reliable leadership begins with rebuilding trust at home, writes Kelsey Amelia Jackman. https://t.co/nI55UaskBH

[IWP @theIWP]

IWP doctoral student @LisaDaftari led a panel on Middle East Strategy with Rep. @EliseStefanik and @rich_goldberg for the @nixonfoundation:

https://t.co/ioowAqbI9h

[Dr. Sara Vakhshouri @SVakhshouri]

The prolonged ME war is reshaping the energy narrative—and narratives shape investment.
I published a piece with @AtlanticCouncil on how the war is driving a new energy narrative, accelerating the redefinition of the global energy map, and why minerals could redefine the ME’s strategic position.
Key message: #EnergySecurity is assured by adding, not replacing; diversifying, not concentrating; and cooperating, not excluding.

https://t.co/HxlWWjlZBF
@ACGlobalEnergy

[IWP @theIWP]

IWP SVP Dr. @James_Robbins comments on the possibility of a popular uprising in Iran in an interview with @jsolomonReports on @JustTheNews:

https://t.co/wD7wn4ASxw

[IWP @theIWP]

Jennifer (Class of 2015) discovered her passion for estimative intelligence analysis while studying at IWP.

Today, she works in the nuclear nonproliferation world.

Read her story here: https://t.co/SJk9HYc0ct

[IWP @theIWP]

"While the war is raging on in Ukraine, the neighboring Belarus is quiet due to severe repression. Its leader Alexander Lukashenka has been in power for 32 years, longer than Putin himself."

-Dr. Lucja Swiatkowski Cannon, IWP Fellow

Read more: https://t.co/FTYNFiNBbN

[Phoebe Wall Howard (original blue check) @phoebesaid]

Surveillance on the Great Lakes is “absolutely an inflection point ... It is definitely a strange moment in time." ~ John Callahan @theIWP

https://t.co/IvnqbYF8nn via @detroitnews

@sarnianewstoday @SarniaObserver @Canada @fordnation @MarkJCarney @LakeSuperior @USCG

[IWP @theIWP]

IWP is pleased to welcome Dr. James Fraley to the faculty to teach "Cyber Intelligence Overview."

Dr. Fraley is a cyber intelligence operator, researcher, and educator with more than 25 years of experience translating cyber threat into policy and action.

https://t.co/fS8Cqke2qb

[IWP @theIWP]

IWP Research Fellow Nathalie Vogel discusses the arrest of former Head of the BND, Ernst-August Hanning:

https://t.co/LMUCJjVYrU

[IWP @theIWP]

What Europe Can Learn from Taiwan’s Information War: @FilipStyczynski interviews Freddy Lim Tshiong-tso, Taiwan’s ambassador to Finland for @TheNatlInterest

https://t.co/h11ciu15Vb

[IWP @theIWP]

IWP Fellow Mitzi Perdue describes escaping from a Russian drone attack while on a train from Kyiv to Poland:

https://t.co/wK5PrZmJjC

[Lilla Nora Kiss @LillaNoraKiss]

Twenty five years after September 11, remembrance should include analysis of why terrorist organizations endure. @anne_r_bradley joined @NASorg's #CaféBerlin to explain terrorism’s political economy and why military force alone cannot address its enabling conditions.
https://t.co/K94u5ISX3p
@theIWP @TFASorg @ActonInstitute @macrotermiteman

[IWP @theIWP]

At IWP, we do our utmost to prevent surprise attacks like September 11, 2001, by preparing leaders with the skills and wisdom to anticipate threats, prevent conflict where possible, and protect our nation when deterrence fails. #NeverForget

📸: U.S. Navy

[IWP @theIWP]

For the second year in a row, @JackMillerCtr has awarded IWP funds to offer the Civic Thought and Statecraft Seminar as part of our National Security Internship Program.

Read more: https://t.co/jhXRnkmr7a

[Atlantic Council @AtlanticCouncil]

.@theIWP’s Glenn Corn says Russia launched attacks on Ukrainian cities immediately after Ratcliffe’s Moscow visit:

“To me, that means that we need to do something now to respond to that, or it does not look very good,” he tells @ACEurasia’s @JohnEdHerbst.

[Atlantic Council @AtlanticCouncil]

On the risk of NATO inaction, @theIWP’s Glenn Corn tells @ACEurasia’s @JohnEdHerbst:

“If the Russians feel they can continue to do this and push the limits without a real good response, then it could get even worse.”

[Atlantic Council @AtlanticCouncil]

.@theIWP’s Glenn Corn: I don’t think the Russians understand President @realDonaldTrump.

“Many of us don’t, but I wouldn’t play with that fire,” he tells @ACEurasia’s @JohnEdHerbst.

“That would be my advice to Putin: don’t think that you know what you are dealing with.”