The Geopolitical Implications of Israel’s West Bank Annexation Plan
A geopolitical reading suggests that annexation is only a matter of time.
The Rise of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria
First in a two-part series, this backgrounder explores the rise of one of the most well-funded, organized, and militarily effective jihadist groups of all time.
Bolsonaro Will Have to Go Quietly
Bolsonaro’s quiet capitulation illustrates how none of the necessary ingredients for a coup were present in Brazil in the aftermath of the presidential election.
USMCA: Winners and Losers in the US-Canada Trade Deal
US and Canadian negotiators have agreed in principle to a new trade deal. Just don’t call it ‘NAFTA.’
Next Up for Reform in China: a Small Step or a Giant Leap?
The Geopoliticalmonitor’s Zachary Fillingham discusses some of the rumored reforms that will be considered during the third plenum in China next month.
Tensions Flare Over Malaysia’s Disputed Sea Border with Singapore
A renewed border conflict underlines how bilateral relations have deteriorated since Prime Minister Mahathir came to power last year.
Big Brother Arrives on South Korea’s Internet
New laws are tightening government control over the South Korean internet.
Algeria Protests Putting ‘Pouvoir’ on Notice?
The Arab Spring may be making a late arrival in Algeria, with possible consequences for regional geopolitics and global energy markets.
Canadian Military Still Suffering a Capabilities Gap
Not a lot has changed in terms of Canadian military capabilities despite several years of Conservative rule.
Election Report: South Africa
Analyzing the major players and potential economic impact of the 2014 general elections in South Africa.