On the Horizon | What to Watch in 2022
The world in 2021 continued to roil with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, intensifying competition between the world’s major powers, questions of trust inside many of the world’s leading democracies, and natural disasters made more intense by the effects of climate extremes. As we look to what is on the horizon in 2022, we contend with a geopolitical situation of greater uncertainty than at any time since the end of the Cold War. The Wilson Center strives to provide policymakers with industry-leading expertise that is trustworthy, nonpartisan, and rooted in the values expressed in our congressional charter: “symbolizing and strengthening the fruitful relation between the world of learning and the world of public affairs.” In this spirit, we present On the Horizon – What to Watch in 2022.
Critical Challenge for the U.S. | Crisis in the Horn of Africa Threatens Regional Stability
Critical Challenge for the U.S. | The Gap Between U.S. Military and Economic Strategies
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Critical Challenge for the U.S. | Calibrating Competing Priorities
Critical Challenge for the U.S. | China and Canada-U.S. Cooperation
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Critical Challenge for the U.S. | Accommodation or War?
Critical Challenge for the U.S. | Finding Climate as Common Ground
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Critical Challenge for the U.S. | A Sea Change vis-a-vis China?
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"A generation which ignores history has no past and no future." —Robert Heinlein, Author
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Critical Challenge for the U.S. | No Path to North Korean Denuclearization in the Near-term
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Critical Challenge for the U.S. | A Cornucopia of Challenges
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Critical Challenge for the U.S. | Energy
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Critical Challenge for the U.S. | The Iran Factor
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Critical Challenge for the U.S. | Arctic Security Challenges
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Critical Challenge for the U.S. | Russia and Ukraine on the Brink
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