Hacking Hotels . . . and Their Guests
Travelers have come to depend on WiFi networks in hotels, and businesspeople have come to expect high speed wireless...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Hacking Hotels . . . and Their Guests
A nation must think before it acts.
Categories for Geopoliticus
What North Korea’s Statement against Trump Really Means
It would be hard to deny that rhetoric on and around the Korean peninsula is at a high mark....
After North Korean Missile Test, South Korean President Takes a Stance
North Korea’s latest ICBM test—conducted on July 28—was not as big of a shock as the one preceding it....
U.S. LNG In Central and Eastern Europe – Taking Diversification Seriously
Last week President Trump met in Warsaw with Polish officials and Central and Eastern European (CEE) leaders at the...
Why We Must Recognize North Korea
The reason that negotiations over North Korea have never achieved anything is simple. Their avowed goal is impossible to...
Israel and India: From a Chill to an Embrace?
Last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India concluded a three-day visit to Israel. His visit was genuinely historic...
Of Modi and Trump: A Case of Continuity?
Indo-U.S. relations, despite some inevitable vicissitudes, had been mostly on an upswing since the second Clinton administration. After dramatic...
Hypotheses on the Terrorist Bombing in a Bogota Shopping Mall
On June 17, the eve of Father’s Day, an explosive device ripped through a women’s bathroom in Bogota’s upscale...
What Otto Warmbier’s Death Says about the North Korean System
The tragic passing of Otto Warmbier on Monday, June 19, says a lot about the North Korean system. His...
Russia’s Existential Threat to NATO in the Baltics
NATO seems more united today than it has been at any time since the end of the Cold War....