Press Releases

IWP President John Lenczowski recently spoke with Tabitha Smiles on America Daily as part of the series “Great Minds/Lessons from History.”

On Thursday, January 17th, President Trump announced his decision to expand the missile defense program through the incorporation of space technology. Rebeccah Heinrichs, an adjunct faculty member at The Institute of World Politics and senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, shared her perspective on President Trump’s defense initiatives on PBS NewsHour.

On January 9, IWP founder and president Dr. John Lenczowski gave a talk on “Russian and Chinese Information Warfare” at the National Defense Luncheon of the Palm Beach Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution.

IWP Senior Vice President of Cyber Intelligence Dean Lane spoke with George Rettas on Task Force 7 Radio in an episode entitled “The Convergence of Politics and Cyber Security.”

This spring, IWP’s Cyber Intelligence Initiative will offer several courses geared towards cyber professionals in government and industry. These courses cover topics like Insider Threats, Cyber Intelligence Analysis, Cyber Terrorism, and Cyber Strategy.

Longtime IWP Adjunct Professor Robert W. Stephan, a strategist, scholar, and Air Force Veteran, passed away November 4, 2018. Before he came to the Institute, Dr. Stephan was an 11 year veteran of the Air Force, and two decade-long member of the intelligence community at the height of the Cold War. 

  On December 20, IWP founder and president John Lenczowski discussed threats from Russia, China, and Islamist ideology on Secure Freedom Radio with host Frank Gaffney.  

IWP is launching a new two-credit course on U.S. Bilateral Security Agreements (IWP 687), which will be offered for the first time in summer 2019. It will be taught by Dr. Wayne A. Schroeder, who has had a 40-year career in Washington, D.C. with service in government, industry, public policy, the military, and higher education.

On December 4, IWP Founder and President Dr. John Lenczowski participated in a forum on “Deteriorating Human Rights and Tuidang Movement in China” in advance of Human Rights Day on December 10.

During the Summer and Fall of 2018, IWP Professor Albert Santoli further demonstrated how school zones in areas of armed conflict can become centers of mediation and prevent youths from joining terrorist networks.