As American and Chinese top foreign policy officials meet in Beijing, it’s worth taking a sober look at who the real threat is to international law and peace Marco Carnelos is a former Italian diplomat. […]
There are no clean hands in the Ukraine war. Mahir Ali has worked as a journalist in Pakistan, the UAE and Australia across four decades. Cross-posted from Pearls & Irritations It would be fairly uncontroversial […]
‘Stephen M. Walt is the Robert and Renee Belfer professor of international affairs and faculty chair of the Belfer Center’s International Security Program at Harvard University’s Kennedy School. He previously taught at Princeton University and […]
First detailed report on the mental health impact of the war in Gaza is predictably horrifying. Victoria Brittain worked at The Guardian for many years and has lived and worked in Washington, Saigon, Algiers, Nairobi, […]
What you won’t hear from the NATO summit in Washington is the words ‘peace’ or ‘negotiate’. Read the article HERE.
Western economies are now well set-up for sustaining wars over the long-term. Satyajit Das is a former banker and author of numerous works. His latest book, published in May, is on ecotourism and man’s relationship […]
Some much needed critique of Ursula Von Der Leyen’s centralisation of geopolitical power in Europe. In ‘UnHerd’. Read the article HERE.
The West’s geopolitical policy – “for my friends, everything; for my enemies, the law” – may be necessary for elites to maintain internal cohesion, but the friend-or-foe narrative will be dangerous in a world where […]
Review of Underground Empire: How America Weaponized the World Economy by Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman. In Jacobin. Read the article HERE.
The EU’s new clamp down on Chinese imports is likely to hit the bloc’s own green transition when China retaliates. Louise Curran is Professor of International Business at TBS Education. Cross-posted from The Conversation Europe […]
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