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Foreign Policy Tasks for Ukraine’s New President

Foreign Policy Tasks for Ukraine’s New President

May 1, 2019

Foreign Policy Tasks for Ukraine’s New President

Will Trump Be Successful in Driving Iran To The Negotiating Table?

Will Trump Be Successful in Driving Iran To The Negotiating Table?

March 6, 2019

Will Trump Be Successful in Driving Iran To The Negotiating Table? by Avery Coleman

Reforms, improving direction of foreign policy help Pakistan defend national interests

Reforms, improving direction of foreign policy help Pakistan defend national interests

March 6, 2019

Reforms, improving direction of foreign policy help Pakistan defend national interests by Muhammad Shoaib Khan

Ethiopia’s security reform to seal regional illicit flows, porous borders

Ethiopia’s security reform to seal regional illicit flows, porous borders

November 2, 2018

Ethiopia’s security reform to seal regional illicit flows, porous borders by Fanuel Lakew in Tuck Magazine

Observations of an Expat: Saudi Quicksand

Observations of an Expat: Saudi Quicksand

October 19, 2018

Observations of an Expat: Saudi Quicksand by Tom Arms in Tuck Magazine

Looking Back to Singapore on the Road to Helsinki

Looking Back to Singapore on the Road to Helsinki

July 10, 2018

Looking Back to Singapore on the Road to Helsinki by Andrey Kortunov in Tuck Magazine

How to Survive in a Trench Warfare

How to Survive in a Trench Warfare

May 3, 2018

How to Survive in a Trench Warfare by Andrey Kortunov in Tuck Magazine

The Rise of Chinese President Xi Jinping

The Rise of Chinese President Xi Jinping

January 15, 2018

The Rise of Chinese President Xi Jinping by Cynthia Lardner in Tuck Magazine

Observations of an Expat: Think Mr Trump

Observations of an Expat: Think Mr Trump

October 6, 2017

Observations of an Expat: Think Mr Trump by Tom Arms in Tuck Magazine

The New American-Saudi-Muslim Alliance

The New American-Saudi-Muslim Alliance

May 22, 2017

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Observations of an Expat: Macronian Clouds on the Horizon

Observations of an Expat: Macronian Clouds on the Horizon

May 19, 2017

Reuters photo   By Tom Arms   All Hail Macron!

The end of Iraqi and Syrian woes and the disappearance of ISIS

The end of Iraqi and Syrian woes and the disappearance of ISIS

May 12, 2017

Reuters photo   By Dr. Fadi Elhusseini When entangled elements make

Observations of an Expat: China at the Crossroads

Observations of an Expat: China at the Crossroads

April 27, 2017

AFP photo   By Tom Arms China is at a

Behind Enemy Lines

Behind Enemy Lines

March 20, 2017

Reuters photo   By Zeeshan A. Shah Over the last

NAFTA, the State Department and USAID

NAFTA, the State Department and USAID

March 13, 2017

Evan Vucci/AP   By Cynthia M. Lardner   What the

Xenophobic Attacks: The Need For Nigeria’s Foreign Policy Readjustment

Xenophobic Attacks: The Need For Nigeria’s Foreign Policy Readjustment

March 9, 2017

Reuters photo   By Durodola Tosin Brexit came as a

NATO’s Importance to the Security of the United States

NATO’s Importance to the Security of the United States

February 9, 2017

By Cynthia M. Lardner   A Conversation with Jamie Shea,

Justice, Security and Rule of Law: Trumped in Southeast Asia

Justice, Security and Rule of Law: Trumped in Southeast Asia

January 4, 2017

    By Cynthia M. Lardner U.S. foreign policy in

Hunger: How You Can Help

Hunger: How You Can Help

December 8, 2016

By Cynthia M. Lardner Hunger is a globally endemic problem

Bahrain’s UK-backed human rights bodies used as ‘PR tool’ as abuses continue

Bahrain’s UK-backed human rights bodies used as ‘PR tool’ as abuses continue

November 22, 2016

Hasan Jamali/AP   By Amnesty International Two UK-supported Bahraini institutions

Observations of an Expat: Pax Americana—The End

Observations of an Expat: Pax Americana—The End

November 11, 2016

AP photo   By Tom Arms It is the beginning

Observations of an Expat: What if We Voted on the Issues?

Observations of an Expat: What if We Voted on the Issues?

November 4, 2016

Reuters photo   By Tom Arms Sitting on the Eastern

Soft Power in the Middle East: The Invisible Skirmish

Soft Power in the Middle East: The Invisible Skirmish

August 10, 2016

Morteza Nikoubazl/Reuters   By Dr. Fadi Elhusseini The Middle East continues

Bangladeshi PM Hasina among 100 Leading Global Thinkers

Bangladeshi PM Hasina among 100 Leading Global Thinkers

December 3, 2015

By Sheuli Akter Bangladeshi Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, has been

Ankara, the era of security!

Ankara, the era of security!

November 24, 2015

By Zeravan Barwary The first visit conducted by the Turkish

Grading Obama’s Middle East Strategy Part II: Syria’s Civil War

Grading Obama’s Middle East Strategy Part II: Syria’s Civil War

August 26, 2015

  By Brian Frydenborg Grading Obama on what has—and has

Ankara’s Kurdophobia

Ankara’s Kurdophobia

August 7, 2015

  By Zeravan Barwary The Turkish foreign policy towards Kurds

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