Mobilizing Against Thai Hydropower: Information is Power
The explosive growth of development along the Mekong river since 1995 has produced an estimated 167 hydropower plants, with...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Mobilizing Against Thai Hydropower: Information is Power
A nation must think before it acts.
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Without Tallinn, What Would the Future Hold for Estonia’s Center Party?
On March 26, a majority in the Tallinn City Council declared no confidence in its elected mayor, Mihhail Kõlvart,...
A Digital Threat to Dollar Dominance
Fear and lack of knowledge of cryptocurrency at the highest levels of the US government pose a major threat...
The Battery of Southeast Asia: Challenges to Building a Regional Transmission Grid
The mighty Mekong River, a life source for millions across Southeast Asia, now faces an existential threat. An ambitious...
Niger’s Pivot to Moscow: What’s Next for US Engagement in Africa?
On March 12, a delegation of US officials arrived in Niamey in a highly anticipated meeting on the future...
Could Togo’s New Constitution Jeopardize its Stability?
Togo’s political landscape has undergone a significant shift with the adoption of a new constitution on March 25, 2024....
The Visegrád Four: From Troubled to Broken
Since the Foreign Policy Research Institute published “The Visegrád Four: Disunity in Central Europe” on February 23, 2024, the...
Havana Syndrome: The History Behind the Mystery
This article is based on an earlier work by Mr. Regenstein published in the Association of Former Intelligence Officers...
US Withdrawal from Niger Signals a Shift in Western Influence in the Sahel
On March 16, observers of peace and security in the Sahel region were taken aback by the sudden announcement...
The Islamic State Five Years After the Collapse of the Caliphate
Five years ago this March, the final remnants of the Islamic State’s so-called caliphate were physically destroyed. The Syrian...