The World This Week: March 18, 2019
Asia and the Pacific Christchurch, New Zealand was roiled by a white nationalist terrorist attack last Friday. The
The World This Week: February 25, 2019
Asia and the Pacific The United States has extended the tariff deadline that was set to go in
Euro-Atlantic Security
The immediate post-World War Two years formed current Euro-Atlantic security. The United States became increasingly
The World This Week: February 18, 2019
Asia and the Pacific The United States and China have initiated a new round of trade talks
The World This Week: February 11, 2019
Asia and the Pacific In India, at least 99 people have died and hundreds other hospitalized after drinking
From Cold War to Hot Peace: a Review
Michael McFaul’s book From Cold War to Hot Peace is a thoughtful and exhaustive demonstration
The World This Week: February 4, 2019
Asia and the Pacific Australia is set to transport all refugee children currently held at their offshore detention
East Africa’s Troubled Waters
The Nile River is changing rapidly, and the states of the Nile Basin are poorly equipped to handle it. The future risk of water wars rests on these nations, and the creation of a new, equitable framework for water resource management.
The World This Week: January 28, 2019
Middle East and North Africa U.N. Special Rapporteur Agnes Callamard is in Istanbul this week
Israeli Foreign Policy: An Historical and Contemporary Analysis
As a middle power and the sole Western liberal democracy in the Middle East, the