Recent Institute Analysis

In Tunisia, U.S. Tariffs Will Be Felt Across Many Fronts
For producers, the main concern is not lost revenue or market share but instead damage to relationships they have worked hard to cultivate.
Aug 5, 2025
  • Sabina Henneberg
Exploiting Fault Lines in Iran’s Relations with Russia and China After the Israel War
The Israeli and U.S. military campaigns revealed how far Moscow and Beijing are willing to go (or not go) in their support for Tehran, providing Washington with opportunities to keep Iran in a weakened position.
Aug 1, 2025
  • Anna Borshchevskaya
  • Grant Rumley
Washington’s Difficult Mission to Unify Sudan Diplomacy Just Got Harder
Although the summit cancellation is a blow, it could serve as an important moment for reassessment and recalibration rather than signaling the end of international mediation.
Jul 31, 2025
  • Areig Elhag
The Big Mistake the West Is Making About Russia, China, and Iran
The axis hasn’t fallen apart—if anything, these countries appear willing to work together even more closely now than before the Iran-Israel war.
Jul 30, 2025
  • Anna Borshchevskaya

Interactive Map: ISIS Global Activity

Interactive Tool: Tracking Maritime Attacks in Middle East Waters Since 2019

Arab Public Opinion 2014 to Today

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Maps & Graphics
TWI Interactive Polling Platform
Interactive datasets, from 2014 to today
Jun 30, 2022