Nick Timothy, The Telegraph
After decades of complacency, reality is starting to dawn. The world is not drawing inexorably closer, autocracies are not turning to democracy and liberalism,...
Gabriel Honrada, Asia Times
Australia has announced an ambitious naval shipbuilding plan aimed to check China's expansion in its maritime peripheries and enable it to play a more significant...
Philip Pilkington, UnHerd
Over the weekend the United States and United Kingdom launched a fourth round of missile and air strikes against the Houthis in Yemen. In a joint statement it was...
Mohamed Amersi, Foreign Policy Research Institute
The "Special Relationship" has been the guiding light of the United Kingdom's foreign policy for the last seventy years, but its time is...
Peter Harrell, Foreign Affairs
As the U.S. presidential election approaches, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have found common cause in their opposition to new trade...
Ivan Eland, TAC
A new round of economic punishments, this time for the death of Alexei Navalny, is unlikely to be more successful than previous efforts.
The Marathon Initiative
Francesco Sisci, Asia Times
In 2001, the US was set on dealing with the rising power of China, but China was saved by the events of 9/11. The threat of Muslim terrorism diverted American...
Lisa Louis, DW News
Farmers in France, as in many other countries, wield a lot of political power — for historical and contemporary reasons. This poses certain...
Mochizuki and Furukawa, Taipei Times
When Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) in 2022 unveiled plans to begin building a new chip fabrication facility in Japan and start production...
Cinzia Bianco, ECFR
The UAE sees itself first and foremost as a valuable economic connector, bridging the BRICS+ and the West. Its bet is that that great powers, even amid rising tensions,...
Robert Beck, FPRI
As 2024 began, the Visegrád 4 (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia) was totally bereft of consensus on the most important European security challenge of the...
Ngo Di Lan, Globely News
Pursuing a proactive but principled approach could successfully safeguard Vietnamese sovereignty while avoiding the scourge of war.
Karl Holmqvist, The Telegraph
The modern Western world is dependent on undependable technology. From healthcare to banking, communications to infrastructure - electricity grids, water...
