Geopoliticus September 26, 2019 Brexit: An Evolving Tale Jeremy Black Epic saga or black comedy, Brexit is a moving tale with an unchanging cast, and a central paradox: states... Read more »
Geopoliticus September 26, 2019 When Pain is Thicker Than Blood: Surviving Scourge and Purifying the Ranks Asaad Almohammad Jon Lewis Motivated by his fear of automation and limited opportunities, as well as by a shortage of resources that he... Read more »
Geopoliticus September 24, 2019 Think Global, Fund Local Ann Toews After Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi drove Uber out of China in 2016, it threw support behind companies trying to... Read more »
Geopoliticus September 19, 2019 The Terrorist Threat Posed by Neglect and Indifference Colin P. Clarke Months after the collapse of its territorial caliphate, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) remains a viable... Read more »
Geopoliticus September 12, 2019 Why Iran Should—But Might Not—Take Up Latest U.S. Offer of Negotiations Christopher J. Bolan The recent firing or resignation of President Donald Trump’s National Security Advisor John Bolton has heightened speculation that Trump... Read more »
Geopoliticus September 11, 2019 Focus on the Big Picture: Washington’s Options in Syria Aaron Stein Even after eight years of civil war and the U.S. intervention to combat the Islamic State (IS), the future... Read more »
Geopoliticus August 21, 2019 Endangered Golden Goose: Hong Kong’s Economic Value to China Felix K. Chang With anti-government demonstrations in Hong Kong showing few signs of abating, speculation is growing as to what China might... Read more »
Geopoliticus August 12, 2019 Putin’s Ill-Advised Embrace of China Marvin C. Ott When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the leaders of post-Soviet Russia faced herculean challenges and fundamental questions of... Read more »
Geopoliticus August 2, 2019 Implications of the Death of Hamza bin Laden Colin P. Clarke Several unnamed U.S. government officials recently leaked the news that Hamza bin Laden, the son of al-Qaeda founder and... Read more »
Geopoliticus August 2, 2019 A Eulogy for the INF Treaty Maggie Tennis Today marks the end of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, after more than three decades in existence. Ultimately,... Read more »