The latest Kissinger: Leadership and the eavesdropping on history
In the first lines of the introduction to his most recent book, Leadership: Six Studies in World Strategy, which was released this summer in...
Shaping Tenable Policy on North Korea: A U.S. Security Imperative
"What is the good of passing from one untenable position to another, of seeking justification always on the same plane?"-Samuel Beckett, Endgame
The Adversarial Chessboard
In...
Whither Democracy?: Brazil Elections 2022
Brazil is set to vote for its next president this October. The incumbent Jair Bolsonaro will be looking to defend his presidency in the...
Nationalist’s search
Vote for Brexit, election of Donald trump in the same year, surge of leaders like marine Le pen in France, Rodrigo Duterte, Jair bolsonaro...
Does America Want Putin Dead? Russia and the Reverse Pygmalion Effect
In a word, yes. In two words, hell yes.
Please note this is not going to be a commentary trying to be scandalous, libelous, or...
Returning morals and ethics to domestic and foreign policymaking
The Biden administration is mulling whether to grant Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sovereign immunity in a case related to the 2018 killing...
Interesting facts about Americans owning guns: is gun control the answer?
America has the highest gun possession rate of all the countries, with over 270 million people owning at least one of these firearms. Of...
Indian students and U.S. strategy in R&D
The US issued 82,000 student visas to Indian students to date in 2022 . No other country has been issued as many visas by...
The Summit for Democracy Can Only Be a Success If It Focuses on Youth
Authors: Blair Glencorse, Meryl Miner and Julie Murray*
Democracy took a hit over the last year and youth are suffering the consequences. As freedom declined...
The Uneasy Triangle: the US, China, and Russia
At their summit in Beijing on February 4, 2022, the two presidents, Russian Vladimir Putin, and Chinese President Xi Jinping, affirmed in Beijing that...