Morocco’s New Africa Policy? The African Union, Algeria, and Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy
This past Sunday, Morocco made a surprise move by sending a delegation to the African Union (AU)—the transnational union...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Morocco’s New Africa Policy? The African Union, Algeria, and Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy
A nation must think before it acts.
Categories for Geopoliticus
Shame Power: The Philippine Case against China at the Permanent Court of Arbitration
The Philippines may not have much conventional power it can bring to bear in its territorial dispute with China...
Retreating Ashore: The Flaws of Offshore Balancing
The current issue of Foreign Affairs contains an article promoting a distinctive U.S. grand strategy, penned by two established...
What Should We Make Of The Islamic State’s Ramadan Wave Of Violence?
The Islamic State has taken the final week of Ramadan to make a big statement: “We will not go...
Limits of Chinese Friendship: China’s Development Loans to Venezuela
In 2004, Chinese President Hu Jintao and Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez agreed to form a “strategic partnership for common...
Brexit, Europe, and the EU’s Passion Deficit
As of this writing, we enter the first full week of a new era in European and world politics,...
How To Break Up With Al Qaeda & Date ISIS
A year ago I began building a graphic to describe the recent history of the al Qaeda and Islamic...
How To Break Up With Al Qaeda & Date ISIS
A year ago I began building a graphic to describe the recent history of the al Qaeda and Islamic...
China’s Encirclement Concerns
For almost two decades, Chinese strategists have worried about what they regard as the geopolitical encirclement of China. At...
After Orlando: What is different about the current Islamic State-inspired attacks?
Omar Mateen’s violent rampage that killed 49 people at an Orlando nightclub on June 12, 2016 solidified a dangerous...