With a dictator in the Kremlin and an authoritarian in the White House, it’s no wonder that the language of international diplomacy is becoming less...
This week, Washington sent a strong and unambiguous signal to its European NATO allies. The Pentagon informed diplomats in the US capital that Europe must assume...
On December 3, the European Commission finally added Russia to its list of high-risk countries with insufficient controls against money laundering and terrorist financing. The long-awaited...
In the United States, public debt now stands at 99% of GDP. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) expects it to reach 107% of GDP by...
In July, I suggested that despite the gloomy outlook for the United Kingdom, two important positive signals had been overlooked outside of specialist circles. The first...
This week’s coup attempt in the small West African country of Benin underscores the increasing fragility of democracy on the continent. Multiple factors are driving this...
I have watched many policy debates rise and fade across the tech world. Few have created what I see right now around Australia's upcoming social...
