Editor’s Picks
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Enlargement divides the Balkan countries and the European Union
By Richard Rousseau On October 6th, the European Union’s 27 member states and the Western Balkans’ six members (Albania, Bosnia…
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How to best deal with the Afghan Taliban now
By Zia Pacha Khan The first way to begin dealing with the Taliban begins with stopping the blame game for…
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Despite Brexit Europe will continue to come together
The lorries have no drivers. The supermarket shelves are emptying. The poor are having their subsidies cut. The British government…
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From the Frying Pan to the Fire: Biden’s policy on Ethiopia is misguided and counterproductive
By Dr. Derese Getachew Kassa A month or so ago, I finished reading Obama’s “Promised Land” amused to learn that…
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What President Biden’s budget means
President Joe Biden has put a $6 trillion budget proposal before Congress that reflects his administration’s key priorities and is…
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Afghanistan: No peace without a clear vision
By Dr. Djawed Sangdel Peace is the absence of war, while war is the absence of peace! A negotiated peace…
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The Age of Truth and a new dawn of data: Can we trust our politicians?
By Steve Mast Over the past five years, the notion of “truth” has become all too flexible, transparency has become…
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Turkish conflict with United States
By Slavisha Batko Milacic The events in the Middle East have made a large number of interstate relations of the…
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Can America keep the Cold War cold in the Taiwan Strait?
Can America walk the fine line keeping the Cold War cold in the Taiwan strait? Maybe. In an American government that…
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Looking back from the year 2250
In 1776 Adam Smith published his “Wealth of Nations” which has guided economists and political thinkers ever since. It marks…
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