Globalization assembles content addressing international cultural, economic, and political interactivity among countries throughout the world, whether of a positive or negative sort.
For decades, Arab governments, particularly those of the Gulf, have spent enormous sums purchasing some of the world’s most sophisticated weapons. They…
French studentsā demonstrations are on the front pages now. But the real story isnāt being reported. Itās about funding – and much…
On 25 October, Brazilians will return to the polls to choose between President Luiz InĆ”cio Lula da Silva and FlĆ”vio Bolsonaro, son…
Ambassador Celso Amorim, special adviser to the presidency on international affairs, warned of the risk that the United States could interfere in…
The New Reality Chinaās President Xi Jinpingās sixth visit to the US has come and gone. Expectations were low for any kind…
Among analytical resources covering contemporary Russia, Re:Russia occupies a distinctive and important place. At a time when much commentary on Russia oscillates between ideological…
This is the third and final part of the Empire Without Flags series. Part I examined Imperial Outreach through finance and institutions:…
The US increasingly prioritizes technological dominance, supply-chain security, industrial protection and strategic competition with China. Under Trump, this approach has become openly…
Across Africa, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) presents itself as the custodian of macroeconomic stability. Its latest Article IV staff reports on…
By now, it is almost impossible to honestly defend the humane facade of the USās post-War foreign policy. The Truman Doctrine of…
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