Taiwan under (Diplomatic) Siege
The National Interest Since the bulk of Taiwan’s trade is with China, special attention has been devoted to business...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Taiwan under (Diplomatic) Siege
A nation must think before it acts.
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Recent Sino-Japanese Relations: How Long Will the Thaw Last?
The Asia Dialogue Relations between the world’s largest and second largest economies look a lot better compared with less...
Is a Bargain Over Global Energy on the Table at the Trump-Putin Summit?
World Politics Review Much of the commentary surrounding the upcoming summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Russian...
Forget Defense Spending Debates. Here’s What NATO Summit Should Focus On
Kyiv Post From the standpoint of defense spending, Russia’s navy might be thought of as the neglected stepchild of...
The Real Problem With ‘Mexico’s Trump’
Bloomberg Mexico goes to the polls this Sunday to choose its next president. Barring a last-minute surprise, the winner...
Finally Some Good News From Ukraine
Kyiv Post It’s been six months since I’ve seen Ukraine’s most energetic minister, Dr. Ulana Suprun, and she’s been...
What’s Behind Moldova’s Massive Protests?
Kyiv Post On June 3, Andrei Nastase was elected mayor of Chisinau with 52.5 percent of the vote. Nastase,...
The World Is Still a Dangerous Place
The American Interest There is a lot to like in what Ambassador Nikki Haley has done since arriving at...
How Nietzsche Explains Turkey
The Atlantic In 1989, a small Islamist party called Refah, or “Welfare,” holds a conference titled “National Consciousness.” In...
Trump’s Big Gamble on North Korea
Standpoint. Once again, Donald Trump has confounded both his domestic and international critics, be they liberals who style themselves...