Can Sheikh Hasina Reclaim Bangladesh?
By Ahan S. Prakash When ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina indicated from her exile in India that she intends to return home,Read More »Can Sheikh Hasina Reclaim Bangladesh?
By Ahan S. Prakash When ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina indicated from her exile in India that she intends to return home,Read More »Can Sheikh Hasina Reclaim Bangladesh?
America’s Post-9/11 Reckoning By Adam Reed When George W. Bush stood before Congress just nine days after the attacks on September 11, 2001, heRead More »America’s Post-9/11 Reckoning
By Ahan S. Prakash When the Taliban government reached out to Washington with an offer, the pitch sounded almost businesslike: access to Afghanistan’sRead More »Who Really Controls Afghanistan’s Minerals?
By Adam Reed When Donald Trump publicly endorsed Syria as a possible overland route to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, he didn’t justRead More »Can Syria Offer an Alternative to Hormuz?
By Adam Reed The latest round of unilateral US sanctions against Iran runs into something Washington doesn’t like to admit: its ability toRead More »Why China Says No to US Sanctions
By Adam Reed The sudden, unannounced appearance of a U.S. Air Force C 17A Globemaster on the tarmac of Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport carryingRead More »Why Did the CIA Chief Secretly Fly to Moscow?
By Daniel Frost The persistent focus on Gaza has long diverted global attention from an equally critical crisis unfolding across the West Bank. Beyond theRead More »Who Will Disarm the Settlers?
By Daniel Frost The Israeli military’s announcement of a criminal investigation into the killing of five year old Hind Rajab comes after more than twoRead More »Hind Rajab: Who Will Investigate the Investigators?
By Ahan S. Prakash Developing countries rarely get to rise above regional turbulence and act as genuine diplomatic balancers. That’s just not how the worldRead More »Can Pakistan Turn Influence Into Investment?
By Ahan S. Prakash | Geopolitical Analyst & Columnist When a country claiming the mantle of the world’s largest democracy shelters an ousted autocrat andRead More »Why Is India Still Betting on Hasina?
By Ketty L. | Political & International Affairs Columnist The idea that the United States can effortlessly outpace China if it just rediscovers its politicalRead More »Can the US Still Outpace China?
By Ketty L. | Political & International Affairs Columnist There’s an old saying that those who ride the tiger often find it very hard toRead More »Why the Polls Are Turning Against Trump