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NATO and the Russians: Can NATO be Diplomatically Relevant?
One of the biggest obstacles in understanding Russian foreign policy of late for NATO is that it still seems a bit too tied to...
Hillary Clinton is running
As if she is walking to her big political time during her entire life. On Sunday 13/4, former First Lady and...
War, Peace, and the Geopolitics of a Multipolar World
The international order is akin to the science fiction character Dr. Who—it periodically is destroyed, only to reemerge in an altered form. Certain core...
Five steps for closing the transatlantic productivity gap
American companies embraced new information technologies 20 years ago, while Europeans are still hesitating. Bruno Maçães sets out a digital catch-up strategy. ...
An Open Letter to 47 Republican Senators of the USA from Iran’s Hard-Liners
Dear senators: Thank you for your letter of March 9 explaining your system of government. We were unfamiliar with the complexity of your laws....
The Asian Square Dance – Part VII : The Role of the USA
The United States is today the hegemon, alone able to alter events to match its own strategy with the ability of fighting long wars...
Peace to Europe, not NATO
For the vast majority of the population of the former Federal Republic, NATO has been the guarantor of peace and freedom for a long...
‘Yatri’s Great ‘Yatra’
“Mr. Modi came into office with a formidable piece of baggage, having been blacklisted by the United States government for nearly a decade over...
2015 – End of the Petrodollar system?
Neoconservatives arrayed in their Washington offices are congratulating themselves on their success in using the Charlie Hebdo affair to reunite Europe with Washington’s foreign...
2015: A Year of INTENSE CONFLICTS – Why is it necessarily so?
Washington has shaped 2015 to be a year of conflict. The conflict could be intense. Washington is the cause of the...