The Vilnius Summit communiqué heralds a new epoch in international politics, one that bears a much closer resemblance to the Cold War period.
NATO’s Vilnius summit represents a potential turning point for both Ukraine and the alliance as a whole.
The security threats facing Europe have come into much sharper relief since 2008, necessitating a more strident approach to Ukraine’s NATO membership.
Estonia remembers and has seen its position be vindicated amid the Ukraine war. Other European countries could learn from its example.
In their push to welcome Ukraine into the Euro-Atlantic order, Central and Eastern European states are asserting a newfound and most welcome influence in Europe.
Secular nationalism once represented a stabilizing force across the Middle East. It can still play that role in the modern context.
With the current geopolitical landscape bearing a closer resemblance to the Cold War with each passing day, perhaps it’s time to revisit Cold War-era regional alliances, starting with the Baghdad Pact.
Special Executive Presidential Privilege (SEPP) is a necessary counterweight to safeguard against the People’s Republic of China and the Russian Federation
The Ukraine war is producing some bitter lessons for those who believed that global society had moved beyond nation-based geopolitics.
