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The Conventional Balance of Terror

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foreign affairs by Andrew S. Lim and  James D. Fearon     In 1959, the American political scientist Albert Wohlstetter argued in these pages that the United States did not possess →

Indian forces blow up homes after Pahalgam attack

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al jazeera     Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reiterated that Pahalgam attackers “will be served with the harshest response”.MP for Srinagar Ruhullah Mehdi says Kashmir is →

The U.S. Can’t Avoid Decoupling from China

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national interest By Elaine Dezenski and Damon Pitler Though tariffs may be the opening salvo, a coordinated strategy of economic statecraft is now required to end economic dependence on China. →

Trump’s First 100 Days: A Scorecard of Wins, Waits, and Wobbles

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american thinker By  M. Ray Evans     As President Donald Trump’s second term barrels past the 100-day mark (April 30th, 2025), conservatives across America are taking stock of a →

Order Without America

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foreign affairs by Ngaire Woods     In a remarkably short time, the second Trump administration has upended many of the precepts that have guided international order since the end →

Kashmir attack: Does India’s Indus Waters Treaty freeze threaten Pakistan?

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al jazeera By  Al Jazeera Staff     In tit-for-tat moves this week, India and Pakistan have entered a strategic standoff following Tuesday’s attack on tourists in Pahalgam, →

Is Trump About to Abandon Ukraine?

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national interest By  Jacob Heilbrunn Why agree to a deal when Trump may simply abandon Ukraine?     Tensions are mounting over peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. Ever →

China condemns Pahalgam terror attack that resulted in multiple casualties: FM

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​global times​​​     In response to a question on how to comment on the major terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Anantnag district of Indian-administered Kashmir on Tuesday, which resulted →

The Legacy of the Roberts Court

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american thinker By Robert A. Taft     Chief Justice John Roberts is very concerned about his legacy, but he should already know what it is. He and his court will go down in →

Trump’s Russia–Ukraine Diplomacy Is Working

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​conversation​​​ by Andrew Day     The Russian President Vladimir Putin’s sudden announcement last Saturday of a unilateral Easter truce in Ukraine seems to have opened a new path to →

Ghana: Tensions rise as chief justice Torkornoo suspended

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​africa news​​​ By Rédaction Africanews     Ghana’s Chief Justice, Gertrude Torkornoo, has been suspended following three misconduct petitions, in a move that has sparked political →

The Once and Future China

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foreign affairs by  Rana Mitter     If you dropped in to China at any point in its modern history and tried to project 20 years into the future, you would almost certainly end up →

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