A Game of Chicken between Washington and Pyongyang
Maria Gioia Zurzolo
The war of words between the United States and North Korea often overlooks the realpolitik reasons behind Kim Jong-un’s behavior.
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A Game of Chicken between Washington and Pyongyang
Historical Holocaust: Daesh’s Lasting Legacy
Malik Ibrahim
Daesh’s wanton destruction of cultural relics helped fray the national fabric of countries like Syria and Iraq. It’s now up to the international community to help mend them.
Will Mexico Go Down the Populist Route in 2018?
Lisdey Espinoza
Meet Mexico’s left-wing version of Donald Trump.
Great Britain Returns to a Multipolar Eurasia
Andre Ishii
Newly freed from Brussels’ bureaucracy, Great Britain is attempting to reestablish itself as a player in Eurasian affairs.
Climate Change, Hunger, and Terrorism in the Lake Chad Basin
Nick Agnew
For an example of how climate change can fuel terrorism and regional conflict, look no further than the Lake Chad Basin.
China and India in an Evolving International Order
Sheikh Rahman
The US-China-India triangular relationship will help define the 21st century world order.
Can the EU Shake Its Russian Energy Habit?
Todd Royal
Diversified LNG imports could be the answer to the European Union’s energy puzzle.
Terrorism Starts in the Classroom: Lessons from Romania
Marcela Ganea
Separate education systems can foster isolation in immigrant communities, eventually leading to crime or even terrorism.
Indo-Japan-US Naval Exercises: A Geopolitical Analysis
Debalina Ghoshal
India, Japan, and the United States are all after the same thing in Malabar 2017: a bigger presence in the Indian Ocean.
What Are We Dealing With: Trump or Democracy?
Tomislav Jakić
Democracy gave us Donald Trump, and democracy might take him away. Is democracy the problem?
