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Joe Biden’s Transatlantic Bridge to the Indo-Pacific Region

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ni The United States rallies democracies to compete with China’s autocratic model. by Patrick M. Cronin President Joe Biden’s first foreign trip navigated European geography but negotiated Asian →

The Secret to China’s Soft Power Success in the United States

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ni The most “interesting” aspect of the U.S.-China relationship is that America’s ruling class and elites seem to be helping, at times celebrating, the latter’s rise. by Pedro Gonzalez “I’m really →

A Pointless U.S.-Russia Summit?

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ni If Biden truly wants to salvage the summit and produce worthwhile results, a totally different approach is essential. by Ted Galen Carpenter Given the ugly state of U.S.-Russian relations, →

Biden-Putin Summit: The View from Moscow

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ni The Biden administration’s pledge to promote liberal democracy and human rights abroad could spark a new crisis between the two countries. by Dimitri Alexander Simes President Joe Biden and →

Russia: Unrealizable Dreams.

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Recently, nostalgic exclamations have been heard more and more often in the Russian media from the lips of representatives of a large army of political scientists, propagandists, etc. that it would →

Conflict of interests hard to hide in EU-US summit

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gt US President Joe Biden attended the EU-US summit on Tuesday as the last highlight of his visit in Europe, which aimed at showing a new outlook of transatlantic relations and bring the bloc closer →

A Play-By-Play of the Russian Diplomat Expulsion

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ni Washington and Moscow are trapped in a bizarre cycle of attempting to reconcile incompatible world views while simultaneously gutting their diplomatic arsenals. by Lillian Posner U.S.-Russia →

The Last Days of Netanyahu

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ni For the first time since Israel’s formation in 1948, elected Arab leaders have not only lent their votes to a governing coalition but joined it. by Ahmed Charai The long and divisive reign of →

Barzani Should Not Spark Another Intra-Kurdish War

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ni If the State Department accepts the Ankara-Erbil line on the PKK, then it will provoke a war rather than prevent one. by Kamal Chomani The conflict between the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and →

Congested Ports, Economic Problems and Challenged Supply Chains

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ni This does not bode well for supply chain dynamics. by Scott B. MacDonald The global economy’s uneven recovery is raising new challenges, including congested ports in the United States, challenged →

‘Trojan Horse’? Security fears drive protests against plans for a Chinese university in Hungary

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emergingeurope Accusations against China of foreign interference and even using university campuses to foster espionage networks are among the concerns fuelling a backlash in Hungary where the →

Joe Biden’s Middle East Strategy of Alienating Allies and Emboldening Foes

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ni The United States’ hands-off approach towards Iran is directly contributing to the Iranian regime’s belief that it will not suffer any consequences for violating U.S. sanctions and advancing its →

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