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Bottom-Up Change in the South Caucasus Is Possible

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​national interest​​​ by Alper Coşkun John Heffern Those who follow the South Caucasus are familiar with missed opportunities and have become accustomed to disappointment. One promising effort after →

US deploys troops to Poland, Romania: Emerging Europe this week

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​emerging europe​​​ Central Europe Polish President Andrzej Duda on Thursday said he proposed a bill to close the the Supreme Court’s disciplinary chamber in a bid to end a dispute with the European →

How War Would Change Russia

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carnegie Two months after Russian President Vladimir Putin demanded the Foreign Ministry obtain “serious, long-term security guarantees” from the West, it has become obvious that there will be no →

Will a New Generation of Russians Modernize Their Country?

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carnegie Just four years ago, young Russians were some of the most loyal to the regime, but in 2018 the situation began to change. This reflects a broader shift in Russian public opinion at that →

Xi meets Putin, stressing strategic coordination to better tackle external interference

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global times Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday afternoon, stressing the further deepening of “back-to-back” strategic coordination in upholding →

Kim Jong-un’s Weight Loss Noted in New North Korean Propaganda Video

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​national interest​​​ by Stephen Silver Throughout the summer of 2021, North Korea observers noticed that Kim Jong-un was looking notably slimmer. NK News reported in June 2021 that intelligence →

Are Iran and Russia Headed for Strategic Partnership?

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​national interest​​​ by Seyed Hossein Mousavian During Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi’s recent visit to Russia, a number of agreements with Russian oil and gas companies related to constructing →

Russia Ramping Up Disinformation Regarding Ukraine, Say Western Officials

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​nation world news​​​ The Kremlin is ramping up a disinformation aimed at demoralizing Ukraine and Western powers, using Russian state-owned broadcasters and trolls on social media platforms to →

The Child Tax Credit is Making Tax Season Even More Complicated

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​national interest​​​ by Stephen Silver There are signs that we’re headed for a very messy tax season. The IRS has essentially admitted as much, with the agency telling CBS News this week that it is →

Why the EU should continue looking at Ghana post-Covid

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​emerging europe​​​ by Dan Dalton In March 2020, Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo famously said: “We know how to bring the economy back to life. What we do not know is how to bring people back to →

Japan has no authority to wantonly comment on other countries’ human rights conditions: Chinese FM

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global times Japan committed innumerous crimes during the war of aggression it waged in the past, and with a deplorable track record in human rights, it has no authority whatsoever to make wanton →

Should America Help Ukraine Hit Back Inside Russia?

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national interest by Ira Straus For years, a particular brand of realists has called for the United States to withdraw its forces from abroad and set up local balances of power around the world →

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