If Joe Biden defeats Donald Trump in November, the question he will face is not whether to restore the liberal international order. It is whether the US can work with an inner core of allies to promote democracy and human rights while... Read More
Walk around the airy Stanford campus or step into a venture firm’s charmless office on Sand Hill Road. Drive up US-101 to San Francisco... Read More
If you want a single number to capture America’s economic stature, here it is: This year, the U.S. will account for 26.3% of the global... Read More
Where do we draw the line between free speech and a safe space? That’s the core question posed by the protests and the arrests raging... Read More
Despite what some sceptics say – particularly the multi-polarity types who... Read More
NATO is starting to deploy combat troops to Ukraine. Soldiers from Poland, France, the UK, Finland and other NATO members are... Read More
There is something puzzling about Russia’s war against Ukraine. Russia’s economy is smaller than Italy’s—and a tiny... Read More
In a recent interview with CNBC, EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager insisted that Europe has a... Read More
The investigation into Russian Deputy Defence Minister Timur Ivanov seems, at a glance, an open-and-shut case. Read More
In recent years, the United States has struggled to maintain its influence in Southeast Asia while China's presence continues to expand. Read More
The United States needs an Economic Security Coordination Office to compete economically with China. Read More
Australia’s demand that X take down a violent video clip in every country in the world is wildly authoritarian. Read More
Historically, Italy’s political scene has been highly mercurial. But is it possible that politics in Rome is, dare it be... Read More
More than any country in Latin America, Ecuador has been caught in the crosshairs of increasing violence related to changing patterns of... Read More
Belarusians find themselves torn between two conflicting national agendas—one upheld by the state apparatus and the other championed by... Read More
The United States will pull the majority of its troops from Chad and Niger as it works to restore key agreements governing what... Read More
The borders that carve the world into today’s states may seem indelible, but expand the time frame, and the lines become much more... Read More
Russian President Vladimir Putin is doubling down on his war against Ukraine. In recent days and weeks, the Kremlin has telegraphed... Read More
On April 20, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the long-delayed $61 billion aid package for Ukraine. The package quickly... Read More
I have recently concluded a four-month stint on IDF reserve duty in the north, returning home with a bitter sense of missed opportunity. The... Read More
The safety and security of Palestinians and Jews are interdependent, so we should use language carefully Read More
The group has a large arsenal of rockets, missiles, and drones. However, Hezbollah is also “too big to fail” in the Iranian... Read More
For the first several decades after World War II, the United States championed free trade. Exporting sectors like agriculture benefited from... Read More
Irish voters went to the polls last month to vote on a referendum on two proposed changes to their constitution. Both concerned Article 41,... Read More
In a four-page letter released on the evening of April 24 and addressed to the Spanish citizens, Sánchez asked “is all this... Read More
If he is not careful, the French president is going to back himself into a dangerous little corner in... Read More
The former president’s return would cement a shift in the U.S. as a fact that can no longer be ignored. Read More
Contrary to some fears, a second Trump administration would pursue “peace through strength” with its allies and defend against... Read More
The good news is the United States is calling for diplomacy in the Middle East. The bad news it is because it was bested by Yemen’s... Read More
Russia has vetoed a draft resolution before the United Nations Security Council banning nuclear weapons in space, spooking the... Read More
Europeans are searching for secure sources of critical raw materials as global supply chains become increasingly contested. Read More
Hamas has declared its willingness to accept a five-year truce an disarm if a Palestinian state is established based on the 1967... Read More
To transform the North and South into regions that people are drawn to, a comprehensive plan is needed. Read More
To Israelis, October 7, 2023, is the worst day in their country’s 75-year history. Read More
The Russian regime is battling to keep young people on its side and at home, as its own analysts admit many want to leave. Read More
Opponents of the military junta ruling Burma (or Myanmar) recently took another small step toward winning the ongoing civil war. Read More
Exactly 50 years ago today, Portugal’s colonial project in Africa unraveled, bringing to a close the age of overt European imperialism... Read More
It’s no exaggeration to say that America is in the midst of one of its fiercest economic policy debates for some time. But the current... Read More
If Joe Biden defeats Donald Trump in November, the question he will face is not whether to restore the liberal international order. It is whether the US can work with an inner core of allies to promote democracy and human rights while... Read More
