Tyler Dávila is a policy analyst focused on MENA and Caspian regional affairs , U.S. foreign assistance, and AI governance. He has written briefs on migration, decentralization, and energy diplomacy, and currently interns with the Atlas Institute and Alliance for American Leadership.
Corridors of Competition: Securing the Bering-Caspian Axis
This article discusses policy recommendations by leveraging maritime and energy diplomacy. The Issue at Hand The Bering Strait and Caspian Basin are converging into a high-stakes corridor for maritime access,…
The Country No One Can See: Turkmenistan and the Collapse of Digital Transparency
Introduction Turkmenistan is currently pursuing one of the most extreme state-directed approaches to digital control in the world. Voices are suppressed, independent access to information is systematically eliminated, and state-driven…