Editor’s Picks
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A Great Khan in Italy
By Juan Martin González Cabañas On March 23, Mandarin Xi and the government led by Giuseppe Conte signed a memorandum that sealed…
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Theresa May loses another Brexit vote: here’s why April 12 is now the key date to watch
By Kenneth Armstrong, University of Cambridge On the day that the United Kingdom was supposed to exit from the European…
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Logistics and U.S. interests
By Dr. Stephen Blank The old adage has it that while amateurs think about strategy, professionals think about logistics. Indeed, no military operation,…
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Trump and obstruction of justice: An explainer
By David Orentlicher, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Special counsel Robert Mueller did not find evidence that Trump or his…
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Why the next terror manifesto could be even harder to track
By Megan Squire, Elon University Just before his shooting spree at two Christchurch, New Zealand mosques, the alleged mass murderer…
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Dynasties still run the world
ByFarida Jalalzai, Oklahoma State University and Meg Rincker, Purdue University Northwest Want to get into politics? It helps if you…
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Why activists fail
By Robert J. Burrowes Despite enormous ongoing effort over more than a thousand years, during and since the formation and…
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Algeria’s belated Arab Spring
By Alvaro Vargas Llosa A popular uprising against Algeria’s dictatorship has forced President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, the ailing autocrat who has…
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Ukrainian presidential elections 2019: what’s at stake?
By Syeda Dhanak Fatima Hashmi The Ukrainian people had made historic choices for independence, democracy and the free market more…
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Election meddling, fleecing of investors and sanction busting: The tale of Russian oligarch brothers, Alexai and Dmitry Ananyev and what the Justice Department should do
By Dr. Theodore Karasik If we have learned anything over the past two years, it is to expect the unexpected.…
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