Migratory flows from Mexico to United States (US) have increased notably in recent decades. This flow of people is mainly undocumented, generating risks not only to migra[...]

Undersea fiber-optic cables carry approximately 99 percent of global communications and underpin trillions of dollars in daily financial transactions, yet they remain vul[...]

China’s growing maritime presence in Latin America reflects a broader strategy of employing humanitarian and research vessels with dual-use potential to expand influence [...]

The article, published by the Center for American Progress, examines Colombia’s journey from near state failure to the brink of historic peace with assistance from the Un[...]

This article examines U.S. foreign policy towards Colombia with respect to drug trafficking. The analysis concentrates not only on the war on drugs in Colombia but also o[...]

Colombia has been one of the United States’ closest allies in the region, stretching back to the 1950s. Colombia was the only Latin American country to join the Korean Wa[...]

Cyberspace—the newest domain of conflict—is among the most prominent forums of conflict in the twenty-first century. Increasingly nation-states utilize cyber and informat[...]

It would not be an exaggeration to say that the 2018 election of Jair Bolsonaro represented the biggest shock to civil-military relations in Brazil in the last 40 years. [...]

The economic and political environments in Latin America have been advantageous for local, regional, and transnational threat networks. Specifically, technology, increase[...]

The recent debate on Venezuela has primarily focused on the promotion of a political transition to reestablish a functioning democracy, respect for human rights, and rest[...]