International Affairs

Experts joined the 2021 Aspen Security Forum to discuss the most important foreign policy challenges in the world today.

In preparation for the 2021 Aspen Security Forum, we've created a guide to help you brush up on your global security vocabulary.

The Aspen Strategy Group, Munich Security Conference, and Mercator Institute for China Studies released "Mind the Gap: Priorities for Transatlantic China Policy" on July 14, 2021.

A new Aspen Ministers Forum series provides a dynamic visual platform to explore the perspectives of those who shaped historic events.

As a new administration takes over in Washington, there are clear opportunities for leadership to recalibrate refugee and migration policies while countering the root causes of forced displacement at home and abroad.

The incoming administration must re-engage with the international community across a broad range of urgent, critical issues.

In its 2020 policy book, the Aspen Strategy Group explores race, democracy, and political divisions on the American home front; the future of U.S.-China relations; the global economy; and U.S. foreign policy priorities for 2021.

Madeleine Albright recently sat down to talk with Jan Eliasson, Swedish diplomat and Former Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations to discuss changes needed for international institutions.

The Aspen Ministers Forum met recently in Vienna to review the global security landscape and examine these trends in depth.