Geopoliticus December 14, 2018 We Are Losing On December 12th, the Jamestown Foundation held the organization’s annual terrorism conference. During the first panel, a member of... Read more »
Geopoliticus May 24, 2018 Trump’s Summit Cancellation: What It Means, and Where We Go from Here From the beginning, the summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un was slated to be a strange event. What... Read more »
Geopoliticus May 10, 2018 Winds of War? Tensions between Israel and Iran are at a Boiling Point Yesterday’s exchange of missile and air attacks between Iranian forces stationed in Syria and Israel was the most violent... Read more »
Geopoliticus May 9, 2018 North Korea: Rethinking Assumptions Over recent weeks, events involving North Korea have been dramatic, to say the least. In rapid succession, we have... Read more »
Geopoliticus April 27, 2018 North and South Korea’s Leaders Meet: Why This Time is Different and Why It Isn’t The astonishing moments were too many to count during the summit on Friday, April 27 between North Korea’s Kim... Read more »
Geopoliticus April 24, 2018 Armenia after Sargsyan’s Resignation: A New Hope? After 11 consecutive days of peaceful protests dubbed “Merzhir Serzhin” (Reject Serzh), Armenians have finally managed to dethrone Prime... Read more »
Geopoliticus April 12, 2018 Departure of Bossert Reveals “Boltonization” of National Security Council Yesterday, Thomas P. Bossert, the President’s Homeland Security Advisor, abruptly resigned from his post. It came as a surprise... Read more »
Geopoliticus April 5, 2018 Collective Security without an Alliance: Finland’s Defense Relationship with Sweden Recent concerns over Russian aggression have led countries all around the Baltic Sea to take their security more seriously.... Read more »
Geopoliticus April 4, 2018 From Poster Child to Pariah: Poland Embraces Illiberalism Over the course of the past two years, onlookers have been confounded at the speed with which Poland, a... Read more »
Geopoliticus March 29, 2018 Comrade Kim Goes to China, but What Does That Really Mean? At a time when “ordinary” doesn’t seem to exist in Korean affairs, Kim Jong-un’s recent visit to China affirmed... Read more »