Belarus After Lukashenko: The Next Ukraine?
Anything is possible when Belarus’ long-serving president steps aside, including a repeat of the Ukraine crisis.
Welcome to the New Age of the Strongman
Why are despots and dictators of every political persuasion enjoying a renaissance?
An Independent Catalonia Will Be a Good Neighbour
Delving into the David v. Goliath struggle faced by the Catalan independence movement.
Canadian Military Still Suffering a Capabilities Gap
Not a lot has changed in terms of Canadian military capabilities despite several years of Conservative rule.
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.
Big Brother Arrives on South Korea’s Internet
New laws are tightening government control over the South Korean internet.
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.
Myanmar: Playing the Field of China, India, and the United States
After spending years as a pariah state with a dearth of political and economic allies, Myanmar is now experiencing a windfall of economic and foreign policy options.
US-China Trade War: Headed for Conclusion or Escalation?
What might the ramifications be of a full-blown trade war, and what is the likelihood presidents Trump and Xi manage to sign an agreement to avoid them?
Fallout Mounts for Saudi Arabia in Wake of Khashoggi Murder
The diplomatic consequences are mounting for Saudi Arabia after the apparent assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.