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In Conversation with Cuban Youth
At the top of a hill in Cuba’s Vedado district sits the island nation’s oldest university. A statue of the…
Browsing: Politics and Governance
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Towards a New Nixon Doctrine, Part 2
A version of this essay first appeared at The Hamiltonian Republican. This is Part II of a two-part series. III-…
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Towards a New Nixon Doctrine, Part 1
I- NIXON’S WORLD AND OURS Most readers will be familiar with the not-often-observed legal responsibility of the President of the…
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Glimpse Weighs In: French Election
Katya Lopatko: A Win for Centrists “On Sunday, the people of France annoyingly retained their traditional right to claim intellectual…
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Two Dumb Ideas and the Trump Team’s Grand Strategy
A time-honored tradition in the foreign policy commentariat is the habit of anyone who studies foreign policy for a living–from…
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The EU and UK: Moving Brexit Forward
Introduction Recently, the EU has undergone significant changes due to external factors including, but not limited to, the 2008 economic…
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Venezuela’s Opposition: Strategy and Violence
Anti-government protests called by the Venezuelan opposition Wednesday in the capital of Caracas (3 dead) were the characteristic mix of…
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Xenophobia in “The Rainbow Nation”: Economic and Political Failure in South Africa
Since the fall of Apartheid in 1994, South Africa has served as a shining example for the rest of the…
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The Wrong Side of History? A New Path for the American Left
During the election, no one on the political Left engaged in the mental exercise of visualizing an America with a…
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China’s Unsteady Grip on Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s chief executive election results have maintained the political status quo, much to Beijing’s liking. However, it also revealed…
