• Geopolitics
• Jacob Shapiro
• Jul 20, 2017

China Has a Lot of Problems; Revolution Isn’t One of Them

Since it was founded in 1949, China has achieved more than what most could have imagined, but it is still afflicted by problems. Will these problems lead to revolution? Not likely.

• Geopolitics
• Allison Fedirka
• Jul 14, 2017

China in Africa: A Different Kind of Military Theater

Beijing’s establishing a military base in Djibouti is mostly just for show.

• Geopolitics
• Ross Beaty
• Jun 23, 2017

Russia Needs to Re-Think Its Addiction To Oil—or It Will Be Left Behind

Billionaire behind world’s largest silver miner dishes on how renewable energy will re-shape global politics and the energy company he’s investing his time and money into.

• Geopolitics
• Jane Kokan
• Jun 19, 2017

Moscow Fumes as Montenegro Becomes NATO’s Newest Member

NATO's latest "enlargement" is very unpopular with the Kremlin. Russia views it as deliberate Western aggression. On the other hand, this could bring solid, lasting peace to the Balkan peninsula.

• Geopolitics
• Jane Kokan
• Jun 09, 2017

The Perils of Regime Change...Libya: A Nation Engulfed in Chaos

Lawlessness and fear have become the new normal in this North African nation, since the uprising that toppled Colonel Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.

• Geopolitics
• Theodore Karasik
• Jun 09, 2017

VIDEO: Did Qatar Pay Al-Qaeda $1 Billion Ransom?

Former top RAND expert reveals truth behind rumored deal & the future of the crisis in the Gulf.

• Geopolitics
• Jane Kokan
• May 19, 2017

The Ascent of Emmanuel Macron: The Face of a New French Revolution?

France sits directly in the middle of the European and global battleground when it comes to combatting terrorism, immigration, religious and racial hostilities and 21st century economic challenges. Will the new president Emmanuel Macron be the right man for the job and will he deliver his pre-election promises?

• Geopolitics
• Jonathan Roth
• May 04, 2017

Security Threats Are Splitting the EU

Western Europe is worried about terrorism; Eastern Europe has Russia on its mind.