In Chile, the Rejection of a New Constitution Won’t Put the Issue to Rest
In Chile, the rejection of the constitutional rewrite will likely increase civil unrest and spur further efforts to implement constitutional...
Balkan States Reconsider Their Alliances
A new theater in the global economic war has opened in the Balkans, the mountainous region in southeastern Europe stretching...
No Deal with Iran Is Better than a Bad Deal
A new nuclear deal with Iran appears close to being reached in Vienna. For the past 18 months, talks have...
The diplomatic ice is breaking in the Gulf. What does that mean for the region?
The announcements in mid-August that both the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait will be returning their ambassadors to Tehran after...
After Six Months of War in Ukraine, Momentum Tilts Against Russia
After Six Months of War in Ukraine, Momentum Tilts Against Russia ...
Afghanistan adrift one year after the Taliban takeover
Despite the U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan almost a year ago, the July 31 drone strike against al-Qaeda leader Ayman...
The Geopolitics of Argentina: The Superpower That Wasn’t
On Aug. 3, the Argentine government appointed its third economy minister in roughly a month, a testimony to the country’s...
In South Africa, a Corruption Inquiry Airs the ANC’s Dirty Laundry
The findings of a large investigation into corruption in South Africa will likely deepen factionalism within the ruling African National...
