China, Japan and Trump’s America
CAMBRIDGE — The key strategic issue in East Asia is the rise of Chinese power. Some analysts believe that China will seek a form of hegemony in East Asia that will lead to conflict.
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Category: 2018 En & Fr
Fin de partie pour le Brexit
La réponse donnée par l’économie est claire : certainement pas. En termes de coûts et avantages de quitter l’UE, le résultat du référendum du Brexit de 2016 a été clairement irrationnel.
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One Club Does Not Fit All in Europe
PARIS — “Italy,” a contemptuous Metternich said two centuries ago as the peninsula was split into a myriad of fiefdoms, “is only a geographical expression.”
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Why is Democracy Faltering?
NEW YORK — Jair Bolsonaro, the frontrunner for the Brazilian presidency, is a far-right, gun-loving, media-baiting hyper-nationalist.
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Obama’s Letters and Trump’s Delusions
TOKYO — When was the last time you sat down and wrote a letter? I don’t mean an email or a text message; nor would I count a dictated message to a machine or a personal assistant.
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Europe’s Coming Year of Reckoning
BERLIN — Politically, 2019 will be an extraordinarily important year for the European Union. The United Kingdom is currently on track to leave the EU on March 29, 2019.
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Orthodox myths Greece’s pragmatic approach towards Russia
In July it emerged that Greece had expelled two Russian diplomats and banned two more Russians from entering the country.
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One Club Does Not Fit All in Europe
PARIS — “Italy,” a contemptuous Metternich said two centuries ago as the peninsula was split into a myriad of fiefdoms, “is only a geographical expression.” Some in Beijing, Moscow, New Delhi, and even Washington regard Europe the same way.
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Steve Bannon’s European Adventure
NEW YORK — After being cast out of the White House and Breitbart News, Stephen K. Bannon, often referred to as the mastermind of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, has vowed to remake Europe.
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Can ISIS regroup? Lessons from Interviews with ex-ISIS Fighters
ISIS is not a territory on a map — it is a people group in search of a homeland, and as the last several years have proven, any piece of land from the Middle East to the Philippines will do.
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Germany’s Dangerous Nuclear Flirtation
BERLIN — As in a game of chess, there are geopolitical moves through which a country can – unwittingly – checkmate itself. Opening a debate on German nuclear weapons would be such a move.
Read MoreThe West Must Face Reality in Turkey
NEW YORK — Now that Turkey is at loggerheads with its erstwhile ally, the United States, the country’s currency crisis has morphed into a political problem of the first order.
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