Geopoliticus March 8, 2018 What Will Kim and Trump Actually Talk About? The news that North Korea’s Kim Jong-un has invited Donald Trump for talks, and that Trump has accepted, is... Read more »
Geopoliticus March 7, 2018 Bear at the Door: Poland Ponders its Strategic Environment Russian behavior has long influenced how safe Poles feel. Centuries of fending off or being subjugated by Russia (or,... Read more »
Geopoliticus March 2, 2018 Excuse Me United States, Your Password is Showing A recent analysis of a new variant of a widespread ransomware attack illustrated just how sophisticated, yet simple, breaching... Read more »
Geopoliticus March 2, 2018 Compete and Cooperate to Make U.S. National Security Strategies Great Again Colleagues at the U.S. Army War College recently published a piece making important arguments that largely echo the competitive... Read more »
Geopoliticus February 26, 2018 North Korea’s Olympics Balance Sheet: Promising Symbolism, but Conflict Positions Remain the Same The recently finished 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea took place amidst some of the highest tensions in years... Read more »
Geopoliticus February 22, 2018 History Begins (Again) for the Pentagon Thanks to a near-myopic obsession with eradicating transnational Islamic terrorism, costly invasions and occupations of Afghanistan and Iraq, and... Read more »
Geopoliticus February 16, 2018 A Week of Transitions in Africa: Will Togo be Next? Corruption allegations and political unrest in Africa have too often prompted halfhearted concessions or constitutional tweaking by strongmen bent... Read more »
Geopoliticus February 15, 2018 What Makes FPRI Different? How is the Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) different from other think tanks? In some ways, as Vincent Vega... Read more »
Geopoliticus January 18, 2018 Déjà Vu All Over Again: China Re-Opens Flight Route M503 On January 4, the People’s Republic of China announced the opening of four new flight routes over the Taiwan... Read more »
Geopoliticus January 3, 2018 The Revolution Will Not Be Streamed—Yet The current protests throughout Iran are unprecedented in its post-revolutionary history. They are driven primarily by a popular sense... Read more »