Is Putin Repeating the Mistakes of Brezhnev?
The Wall Street Journal What better way to win Russian votes than to threaten the U.S. with nuclear attack? It...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Is Putin Repeating the Mistakes of Brezhnev?
A nation must think before it acts.
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Modi’s Foreign Policy Revolution?
Foreign Affairs During his election campaign in 2013–14, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi showed scant interest in foreign policy, focusing instead...
The Russian Billionaire Cupid Behind The Most Popular Dating App In The World
Forbes Russian entrepreneur Andrey Andreev is as close to a modern-day cupid as it gets, but instead of shooting bows and...
Xi May Scare Asia Back Into Washington’s Orbit
Bloomberg One thing seems certain about Xi Jinping’s move to establish himself as China’s dictator for life: The bolder...
Arab Israeli Women Entering the Labor Market: Higher Education, Employment, and Wages
Taub Center The study shows that Arab Israeli women have improved their academic achievements in high school, are more...
Taiwan is linked to N Korea crisis
Taipei Times While the world is focused on the goodwill that this year’s Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in South Korea...
Gazprom’s Toughest Competitors May Be from… Russia
Kleinman Center for Energy Policy The last decade has been difficult for the Russian energy giant, Gazprom. The world’s...
Russia and America Aren’t Morally Equivalent
The Atlantic Two muffins are sitting in an oven, baking. One muffin turns to the other and says: “Is...
Iraq’s Real Weapons of Mass Destruction Were ‘Political Operations’
War on the Rocks Influence operations are by their nature clandestine. In other words, if they are done well,...
US prepares maritime interdiction to stop North Korean sanctions evasion
38 North As the Winter Olympics with all its inter-Korean contacts wind down, the US is preparing to place...