Wilson in the News
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Robert Daly writes that global protests show America’s pluralistic society and values remain attractive, and says “If it wants the limelight, China needs to offer the world something better and something different than the story it tells to itself.”
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Michael Kugelman observes “we don’t really know the magnitude and the full extent of the pandemic in Afghanistan” but current indications are worrisome, and the country’s fragile health sector is ill-equipped to manage the outbreak.
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Paulo Sotero discusses the latest political and economic developments in Brazil under the administration of President Jair Bolsonaro, including the worsening COVID-19 crisis and protests over racial injustice.
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“The nearly complete lack of U.S. Arctic marine infrastructure remains a critical vulnerability for Alaska and the nation,” writes Mike Sfraga, noting that congressional funding is essential if the U.S. is to respond to security challenges and capitalize on economic opportunities in a changing Arctic Ocean.
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