Geopoliticus July 30, 2019 Tensions between South Korea and Japan Benefit No One Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein The current trade war between Japan and South Korea makes little logical sense in a liberal worldview of international... Read more »
Geopoliticus July 12, 2019 China’s Hong Kong Quandary Marvin C. Ott Over recent weeks, Hong Kong has been repeatedly rocked by mass demonstrations protesting the actions of its governing authorities.... Read more »
Geopoliticus July 2, 2019 Donald Trump Goes to North Korea, but Does It Matter? Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein What really makes something “historic?” Surely, President Donald Trump’s steps onto North Korean soil were historic firsts. Just a... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 28, 2019 ‘Ghost Work’ in Modi’s India: Exploitation or Job Creation? Ann Toews Many of the apps we use—as smart and as fast as they appear—cannot function without people working behind the... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 27, 2019 After a Full Week of Tbilisi Protests, Georgia’s Future Looks Partly Promising Maia Otarashvili Citizens of Georgia have been protesting for the past week in response to a Russian parliamentary delegation visit. The... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 26, 2019 Czechs Protest like it’s 1989, Demand Resignation of ‘Czech Trump’ Mitchell Orenstein In the last few weeks, hundreds of thousands of Czechs have poured into the streets to protest the corrupt... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 19, 2019 Xi Jinping in North Korea: Significant, but No Game Changer Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein Chinese President Xi Jinping is heading to Pyongyang for the first state visit by a Chinese leader to North... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 14, 2019 Georgia and Azerbaijan’s David Gareja Monastery Conundrum Miro Popkhadze The breakup of the Soviet Union brought freedom, independence, and sovereignty to its member republics without clearly demarcating their... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 13, 2019 China Invades Taiwan—Sort Of Thomas J. Shattuck On a recent trip to Taiwan, I visited the island of Kinmen, one of Taiwan’s outlying islands located off... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 3, 2019 America and China Without Illusions Marvin C. Ott China has long occupied a special place in the American imagination. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries,... Read more »