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Just How Stable Is North Korea?

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The cause of this latest round of food insecurity is apparently the weather. by Robert E. Kelly North Korea is once again having food shortages. This is by now a well-known problem, and the →

What Is Putin’s Mindset Ahead of His Meeting With Biden?

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carnegie Putin will probably be interested in assessing where Biden’s real concerns lie; where the sensitive areas may be in which mutual restraint, rather than unattainable compromise arrangements, →

Four Unknowns Ahead of Russia’s 2021 Parliamentary Elections

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carnegie ​ The Duma electoral campaign will lock in the inertia of parliamentary party dynamics. The regime will arrive at the 2024 presidential elections with a solid parliamentary majority. The →

Purges and Professionals: the Transformed Russian Regime

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carnegie The changes of 2020–2021 have proven so sweeping and profound that the Russian regime is undergoing a renaissance. Everything is now either pro-regime or anti-regime—i.e., criminal. Few →

US needs more sense of shame, clearer estimation of itself

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gt US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan threatened both China and Russia during his interviews with different media on Sunday. For Russia, he claimed that the US is preparing "another package →

Is It Time for Europe to Reopen Its Embassies in Syria?

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ni Reopening embassies should not be a goal in and of themselves but merely a first step to assisting in the development of a postwar Syria that is vital not just to the millions of Syrians directly →

The ‘Liberal International Order’ Is Neither Universal nor Exceptional

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Is it time for Central and Eastern Europe to embrace cryptocurrencies?

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emerging europe Most countries of Central and Eastern Europe have long been wary of cryptocurrencies, but there are some exceptions, and signs that in others, attitudes are changing. In September →

Where does the promotion of democracy lead?

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High-profile and authoritative The Mark Palmer Prize is given by the Community of Democracies for outstanding service in promotion and strengthening the principles and institutions of democracy in →

Cartel of killers: UK, US and Canada jointly whip up global Xinjiang hysteria, but what about their joint history of systemic genocide, violence and enthnic cleansing?

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gt As the 47th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council is scheduled to be held in Geneva on Monday, the Global Times learned that Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and some →

Strategic Autonomy No Longer Serves India’s Interests

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ni Despite its historic discomfort, reluctance, and uneasiness with bilateral and multilateral strategic and military alliances, India will have to shed its inherent pessimism and indifference and →

Ethiopia’s Elections: A New Life for an Old Hope

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ni The Ethiopian elections are an imperfect step in the right direction. by Birtukan Midekssa On June 21, Ethiopians will go to the polls for the country’s sixth general elections. We have been here →

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