If Joe Biden defeats Donald Trump in November, the question he will face is not whether to restore the liberal international order. It is whether the US can work with an inner core of allies to promote democracy and human rights while... Read More
For Moscow and Beijing, the Ukraine crisis is part of a struggle to reduce American power and make the world safe for autocrats. Read More
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Don’t expect Russian ground forces to try to hold territory. Read More
New Lines tours the battle-scarred town of Avdiivka, in the Donbas, where Ukrainian soldiers watch their enemies attentively — and wait... Read More
Washington can help preserve the recent coalition gains by categorizing the campaign as defensive, deterring further Houthi attacks abroad,... Read More
For all the assessments of Putin as a geopolitical mastermind, he could be in over his head when it comes to Ukraine. Read More
A Russian Invasion of Ukraine Might Resemble Its War with Georgia: The likelihood of a Russian invasion of Ukraine grows more concrete... Read More
Biden hasn’t met with MBS directly, but he’s done little else to stop the crown prince’s human rights abuses. Read More
Last year, China entered into a spat with Lithuania over Vilnius allowing Taipei to open a de facto embassy using the name... Read More
The intelligence services of the British government harnessed the power of the media to try to protect the state from Chinese interference. Read More
Opinion | The impossibility of discerning true intentions, and the genuine willingness to reach compromise, leaves outsiders guessing. Read More
The president is also considering deploying warships and aircraft to NATO allies, in what would be a major shift from its restrained stance... Read More
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In this podcast, Stratfor Senior Vice President of Strategic Analysis at RANE Rodger Baker speaks with Colin Chapman, geopolitical... Read More
As Russia competes with China and the U.S. in Eurasia and elsewhere on the world stage, how is Vladimir Putin hoping to regain Russia’s... Read More
Russian President Vladimir Putin is amassing a large force near the Ukrainian border and reportedly has a military plan to invade and... Read More
Nearly twenty years have passed since al-Qaeda terrorists carried out the attacks of September 11, 2001.1 During that interval, the... Read More
Joe Biden received a lot of flak for suggesting that Nato might be divided about what to do next if Vladimir Putin limits Russia's aggression... Read More
North Korea’s suggestion that it may resume long-range missile and nuclear tests risks renewing tensions on the Korean Peninsula, but... Read More
A year ago, President Joe Biden took office promising to restore global alliances, put human rights at the center of his foreign policy and... Read More
Despite a flurry of meetings in recent weeks, the United States, NATO, Ukraine, and Russia have not moved any closer to a diplomatic solution... Read More
What happens if the United States and other Western powers make a fresh beginning with the Taliban? Read More
Would giving Ukrainian nationalists everything they asked for change any of the facts about their vulnerability to Russia? No. Read More
The point of Blinken and Sherman’s diplomacy has been—and still is—to persuade Putin that aggression against Ukraine would... Read More
David Runciman’s history reveals what the great philosopher can teach us about emancipation, coercion and the doubleness of political... Read More
Last week’s intense talks between Russia and the West over European security seemed to end in failure. Moscow heard nothing... Read More
Since revealing a major Russian military buildup on the borders of Ukraine, the Biden administration has launched a flurry of... Read More
🔴 Suryakant Waghmore writes: In a battle for Ram Rajya across castes, who wins is yet to be seen. One only hopes that constitutional... Read More
Last week viewers of the post-Andrew Neil TV station GB News were treated to his replacement, Nigel Farage, on a non-jolly to snowy Belgrade.... Read More
On January 5, in response to the then-rapidly worsening national crisis in Kazakhstan, which was triggered by increased fuel prices resulting... Read More
When America’s Bureau of Labor Statistics released data this month showing that consumer price inflation had surged to 7 per cent, many... Read More
If Joe Biden defeats Donald Trump in November, the question he will face is not whether to restore the liberal international order. It is whether the US can work with an inner core of allies to promote democracy and human rights while... Read More
