Categories
Israel-Palestine War

October 7: A Nation’s Trauma, The Crime Of Collective Punishment

One year after the massacre of October 7, the wars continue (and expand) across the Middle East, and may currently look like Israel is achieving its military and security goals. But it will be a failure without any political solution.

Categories
Ideas Russia-Ukraine War

Hating Russians, Trusting Ourselves: The Hard Questions For Post-War Ukraine

A year after Russia’s invasion of her homeland, Ukrainian writer Anna Akage looks back at recent history, but, above all, forward to a future where her nation must not only win the war, but not lose the victory.

Categories
Geopolitics Ideas Russia-Ukraine War

Russia, U.S. And China All Know: Ukraine’s Fate Will Define The World Of Tomorrow

One year since Russia’s invasion, the global stakes of the war in Ukraine have come more fully into focus. It’s a battle over fundamental questions of sovereignty and democracy, but also the very meaning of power.

Categories
blog Geopolitics

Egyptian President Sisi, A Year Of Strong Words And Symbolism

In his first year as president, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has shown surprising rhetorical flair, even as he consistently sends contrasting messages.

Exit mobile version