EURASIA’S NEW GEO-ECONOMICS
Why geography matters to the world now.
Tag: International Relations
Borders and Barriers
Economically anxious countries are tightening borders and imposing trade barriers but to no avail.
From the Vote to the Vatican
In the Trump era, the relationship between Catholics and U.S. politics is complicated.
Negotiating North Korea
Given the mixed results of the past, could sanctions work on North Korea moving forward?
Race and the Cold War
Outspoken iconoclast, Andrew Young, brought a new worldview to the Carter presidency.
Engaging Iran and Cuba
When it comes to adversarial states, diplomatic aims are better served by engagement, not isolation.
China’s Rise Is Over
While IR experts marvel at China’s growth, the PRC’s own elites take a more sober view.
