Lobo Institute in the News
Distinguished Fellow Carrie Filipetti on the Rapidly Evolving Situation in Venezuela
3 January 2026 | The Wilson Center Wilson Center Distinguished Fellow and Lobo NS Cadre member Carrie Filipetti discusses the rapidly evolving situation in Venezuela — the dynamics around Maduro, the role of regional partners, and what the next phase ...
Carrie Filipetti on Venezuela pressure — Kudlow, Fox Business
3 December 2025 | Fox Business — Kudlow Vandenberg Coalition Executive Director and Lobo NS Cadre member Carrie Filipetti joins Larry Kudlow to discuss U.S. pressure on Venezuelan President Maduro and the path forward for U.S. policy in the region ...
3 key questions about the US boat strikes that killed survivors
2 December 2025 | WBAL News Radio As published by WBAL News Radio. Lobo Institute co-founder Eric Oehlerich is interviewed on the rules of engagement governing U.S. strikes against drug-trafficking vessels in the Caribbean — including the legal and operational ...
Trump’s boat strikes unite regime change advocates and immigration hardliners
21 October 2025 | Politico As published by Politico. Politico examines how the administration's South American counter-narcotics strikes have aligned regime-change advocates and immigration hardliners around a tougher Venezuela policy. Vandenberg Coalition Executive Director and Lobo NS Cadre member Carrie ...
Trump authorises CIA in Venezuela as Maduro asks for peace with US
16 October 2025 | BBC News As published by BBC News. The BBC reports on President Trump's authorization of CIA covert action in Venezuela. Lobo Institute co-founder Mick Mulroy weighs in on the legal and policy considerations of CIA paramilitary ...
WVU Alumni Association Board of Directors welcomes new members
10 July 2025 | WVU Today As published by WVU Today. West Virginia University announced its new Alumni Association Board of Directors. Among the new members elected to the board is Lobo Institute National Security Cadre member Andrew Hartsog, retired ...
U.S. entrepreneurs want to tear up the international aid system’s rule book
8 July 2025 | The Washington Post | By Karen DeYoung As published by The Washington Post. The Post profiles Fogbow, the for-profit aid-logistics company co-founded by Eric Oehlerich, and its push to deliver food into Gaza and Sudan when ...
Mick Mulroy becomes a Senior Fellow at Harvard’s Belfer Center.
Hello Mick,Senior Fellow invitation - M Mulroy Offer Letter 2025 (1) We are delighted to confirm that your nomination has been approved by the Harvard Kennedy School and we are pleased to officially welcome you as a Senior Fellow. Congratulations! ...
Third Opoka Award goes to the Dellaire Institute!
End Child Soldiering is proud to annnounce that the third Opoka Award will be going to the Dellaire Foundations for their outstanding work. Thank you to all that contributed to the effort! The Dallaire Institute for Children, Peace, and Security ...
Taiwan cannot afford to counter PLA airspace and maritime gray zone activity
By Matthew Egger On July 10, 2024, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) violated Taiwan’s air defense identification zone (ADIZ) 56 times, tying with October 4, 2021, as a record high. ADIZ incursions have risen markedly since Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te ...
