Lessening the risk of election-related violence in 2024 is an urgent national security imperative, Jacob Ware argues in a new report: on.cfr.org/3JkMpzB

In a new report, Jacob Ware argues that election-related violence in 2024 will not only challenge U.S. domestic political stability but also undermine U.S. foreign policy. He provides recommendations for countermeasures: on.cfr.org/4aVHZKZ

In a new report, Jacob Ware argues that the integrity of the presidential election is on the line if the United States fails to adequately prepare for the risks of electoral violence in 2024. Read more: on.cfr.org/3vKdj0E

As the United States looks ahead to a contentious presidential election, political leaders should implement measures to prevent and manage violent election-related extremism, Jacob Ware argues in his new report. on.cfr.org/49EMzfM

CPA Director Paul B. Stares discusses top security threats for 2024 on the season premiere of Council on Foreign Relations podcast Why It Matters with Gabrielle Sierra, out now: on.cfr.org/3TiAk2t

. CFR Preventive Action found that a highly disruptive cyberattack on U.S. critical infrastructure, including electoral systems, by a state or nonstate entity has a moderate likelihood to occur in 2024.

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Watch CPA Director Paul B. Stares, Council on Foreign Relations President Michael Froman, Juju Chang, Mary Beth Long, Lee Feinstein, and @DavidMiliband discuss the conflicts that are likely to emerge or worsen in 2024: on.cfr.org/48V8Q91

'As the CFR survey’s results also make abundantly clear, this is not a good time for the United States to be distracted by internal political turmoil,' argues CPA director and Council on Foreign Relations senior fellow Paul Stares in The Hill: on.cfr.org/3O5sTK3

'Events in another part of the region could, metaphorically, bleed into cross-[Taiwan] Strait tensions,' says CPA director Paul B. Stares in this Council on Foreign Relations meeting on 'What to Worry About in 2024.' on.cfr.org/3S4xU6T

The possibility of domestic terrorism and political violence in the U.S., an escalation of the Israel-Hamas war, and a surge of migration to the southwest U.S. border are the top concerns in 2024 in CFR Preventive Action's annual survey of foreign policy experts: on.cfr.org/3tJbSOW

It's not just about the US in 2024 - half the world's population live in countries with national elections this year. And most of those elections are under threat. Katie Harbath and I help put the puzzle pieces together here: foreignaffairs.com/guest-pass/red…

In June, I wrote about how Ecuador went from a relatively peaceful country to Latin America's newest violence hotspot.

Now, it's on the brink of becoming a narco-state.

Read my analysis of Ecuador's security crisis Council on Foreign Relations

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Several conflicts worsened in 2023, such as those in Israel and the Palestinian territories, Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. See the threats experts are most worried about in 2024 in this year’s Preventive Priorities Survey: on.cfr.org/3vq7Hbb

Russia has used short-range ballistic missiles sourced from North Korea to strike Ukraine. Scott Snyder unpacks the perils of a renewed North Korea-Russia partnership: on.cfr.org/3Hdhunq

CFR Preventive Action Council on Foreign Relations The CFR Preventive Action Preventive Priorities Survey is an essential companion to my new book with Bruce Hoffman—which seeks to not just explain the explosive rise of far-right, domestic terrorism, but offer short-, medium-, and long-term solutions to the problem. amazon.com/God-Guns-Sedit…

What are U.S. foreign policy experts worried about in 2024?

In CFR Preventive Action's annual survey, experts assessed the likelihood and impact of 30 potential conflicts that could emerge or escalate in the coming year ⬇️ on.cfr.org/3RKgVGO

In 2024, foreign policy experts are most concerned about political violence in the United States and war in the Middle East. Read CFR’s annual Preventive Priorities Survey: on.cfr.org/47mHVll

Our 'Global Conflict Tracker' was Council on Foreign Relations's most-visited resource of 2023. twitter.com/CFR_org/status…

📖 Out NOW: 'God, Guns, and Sedition,' a new book by Bruce Hoffman and Jacob Ware, explores the rise of far-right terrorism in the United States—and how to counter it.

Learn more and buy the book: on.cfr.org/47a1TQk

The Myanmar Military is Collapsing Amidst Civil War: How Should the United States and Other Countries Prepare? on.cfr.org/3RCASAF via Council on Foreign Relations