Geopoliticus June 20, 2017 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... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 15, 2017 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.... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 13, 2017 Taiwan Loses Another Ally In another blow to Taiwan’s ever-shrinking list of diplomatic allies comes the news that Panama has severed ties with... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 7, 2017 NATO’s Baltic Defense Challenge As NATO expanded eastwards after the Cold War, the geography that the Alliance needed to defend changed significantly (See... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 6, 2017 Intra-GCC Rift Redux Monday, June 5 marked the official re-ignition of the intra-Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) rift, centered once again on Qatari... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 2, 2017 Comments on Iraq: Where Do We Go From Here? On May 18, 2017, FPRI hosted a Main Line Briefing on Iraq: Where Do We Go From Here. The... Read more »
Geopoliticus June 1, 2017 Effectiveness of Economic Sanctions on Russia’s Economy In early 2015, Western leaders thought they had Russia cornered. A year earlier they imposed on Russia economic sanctions,... Read more »
Geopoliticus May 17, 2017 Putin’s Maginot Line Exposed by North Korea’s Missile Launch As Russian President Vladimir Putin aims his country’s missile defenses westward toward an ambiguous adversary, North Korea’s Kim Jong-un... Read more »
Geopoliticus May 17, 2017 Cybersecurity Sitrep: It’s My PC and I’ll Cry If I Wanna… In February 2016, we wrote about the dispute between the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Apple, Inc.... Read more »
Geopoliticus May 2, 2017 What Russia Wants in Syria The recent U.S. cruise missile attack in Syria disrupted—at least for the near term—any prospect of a “reset” in... Read more »