The Future of Geopolitics and Energy Markets
Despite developments that suggest otherwise, energy markets and geopolitics are still connected in a big way.
The African Charter and its Impact on Standards of Living
This backgrounder gauges the success of the African Charter in boosting standards of living in Africa.
Between Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE: Tunisia’s Quest for Neutrality
Tunisia is attempting to maintain its foreign policy independence while navigating its triangular relationship with Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. It’s no easy task.
Populism in Europe: Fear, Greed, and Putin’s Meddling
We must reject extremist positions and become stronger defenders of our values and political tradition.
Abbott’s Northern Australia Idea: Grand Vision or Folly?
Examining the competing visions to develop Northern Australia and link it to thriving Asian economies in the region.
Interview: Edward Alden on Automation and the Future of Work
We sit down with Edward Alden of the Council on Foreign Relations to discuss the future of employment and the US economy.
Russia in the Arctic: Friend or Foe?
Russia is making great strides in the Arctic. Should other Arctic Council states be concerned?
It’s Time for Merkel to Go
By stepping down now, Angela Merkel can save the German establishment from the populist firestorm that threatens to consume it.
Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine Intensifies
Various teams are sprinting toward the finish line of a working vaccine, and to the winner could go the geopolitical spoils.
The Long Game in North Korea
US policymakers should start thinking long-term on the North Korea threat.