Opinion – Reinhold Niebuhr and the Future of US Support for Ukraine
Niebuhr would likely want America to continue arming Ukraine because he would see it not as another Vietnam, but as Manchuria again.
Why Both Ukraine and Russia Need Peace after a Third Summer of War
A negotiated settlement would necessitate painful compromises on both sides, but it is the only viable option.
Opinion – North Korea’s Gambit in the Russia-Ukraine War
Russia offers Pyongyang geopolitical leverage, enabling North Korea to diversify its foreign partnerships and reduce its dependence on China.
Opinion – (Un)Sustainable World Order
The concept of the New World Order has experienced significant transformations. The process of reordering keeps occurring.
Russia’s Status as a Colonial Power
The invasion of Ukraine is, of course, not the first war of aggression waged by contemporary Russia, the Soviet Union, or the Russian Empire.
Interview – Marco Siddi
Marco Siddi discusses shifting EU-Russia relations and the attitudes to a green energy transition within the EU, as well as the diplomatic efforts needed for its success.
Review – The Return of Great Powers
Sciutto provides a thought-provoking examination of the interactions between great powers, despite a misleading title and omission of the role of smaller regional powers.
Review – Navalny
This film provides an unfiltered view of Alexei Navalny as a Russian opposition leader, shedding important light on controversies and conspiracies in Russian politics.
Central Asia: The Last Stronghold of a Declining Russia?
Moscow’s instruments of extracting political concessions in the region are gradually losing their effectiveness as the war in Ukraine continues.
Between Myth and Reality: Soviet Legacies in the Russian Arctic
While seven of the eight Arctic states are NATO members, Russia is still a significant opponent in the region due to the size of its northern coastline and historical conditions.
