Politics
The Geopoliticalmonitor’s Chris Mansur examines why Pakistan is still an important piece of the puzzle for American foreign policy in the region.
The Geopoliticalmonitor’s Zachary Fillingham examines the early face of the Xi Jinping administration and asks whether or not it might reveal some policy direction to come.
The major powers are once again being reminded that West-leaning liberal democracies require more than just the absence of tyranny to take root.
The Abe government has nominated Haruhiko Kuroda to be the next governor of the Bank of Japan. In this article, the Geopoliticalmonitor’s Zachary Fillingham delves into Mr. Kuroda’s background to discover whether he’ll be the harbinger of what some Japanese people hope and most outsiders fear: an economic revival via an interventionist monetary policy.
Anis H. Bajrektarevic scours the past, present, and future of the MENA region, all the while asking one simple question: where is the counter-narrative?
Geopoliticalmonitor.com's Christopher S. Ljungquist explores the historical precedents of papal resignation and looks to future international role of the Vatican in the post-Benedict era.