The administration is asserting its security imperative in the Western Hemisphere but what happens when American interests collide with China's 'near abroad'? We asked 14 experts.

Small states like Nepal rarely get to choose their geography, but they do choose how to respond to it and what they make of ...

We are seeing the return of overt geopolitics: a style of major power politics that does not bother to hide behind international law or multilateral norms. That’s good news for China – and bad news ...

OP-ED. While the theory of spheres of influence is highly popular, four factors counterbalance it, writes the international ...

At least the Delta Force can be stood down and the aircraft carriers can carry on patrolling the coast of Iran. It won’t be necessary for the United States to take back control of the Panama Canal by ...

Amid the rapid reorganization of the international order, South Korean diplomacy faces complex challenges. As soon as the new ...

Maduro's capture proves that might still sets the rules, with technology as the silent arbiter of global power ...

It's all too easy to live with significant confusion about what we can actually control. Once we're honest about it, we can ...

Trouble follows oil like a shimmering slick, challenging the ideals of a presumed enlightened world. Ever since Edwin Drake’s ...