Peace Through Growth: Ending Colombia’s Civil War
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Why THAAD is Good For Nothing
Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) is once again in the news in South Korea, the US, China and around the world.
Deconstructing the Context of Appointing the Next UN Figurehead
The UN, as Paul Kennedy so lucidly describes in his book “The Parliament of Man,” is an indispensable global institution. Yet at
Welcome to the Foreign Policy of Nihilism: Kremlin Style
After going head-to-head with the West over Ukraine, and to a lesser degree over Georgia, Russia is still making waves on the
The Tragedy of Western Triumphalism in Ukraine
A report by the British House of Lords chaired by Lord Tugendhat concluded that Europe sleepwalked into the conflict in Ukraine through
Neo-Dynastic Ascension in the East: the Paradox of the Pacific and the Rise of Modern Empires in an Ancient World
Bearing witness to today’s Asia summons to mind an almost classic resurgence of sovereignties, seemingly clashing over that ageless title of Greatest
Scott A. Snyder – Korea as a Middle Power
While South Korea has become a major economic power, it is surrounded by far larger players in Asia. It may never be
Moves to a Service-Based Economy is Likely China’s Catch-22
The achievements of President Xi Jinping’s short duration in Britain are the first steps of what China hopes to be the path
Poland Shocks The Visegrad Group: An Uncertain Future For The V4
The Visegrad Group (V4) made up of Poland, Slovakia, The Czech Republic and Hungary are an often overlooked bloc of Central European
Do Economic Sanctions Work? The Answer is Still No.
With the seeming success of sanctions in Iran and the end of similar measures against Cuba, the debate on the efficacy of