Carlos Roa

Though long considered a part of Russia’s sphere of influence, Central Asia has become a crucial battleground for great power competition in the twenty-first century. Washington ought to pay attention.

Seeking to hold onto power, the country’s prime minister is willing to grant amnesty to regional separatists accused of violating the law and the nation’s Constitution.

Hamas’ attack on Israel is a watershed moment not only for the Middle East but also for the rest of the world.

A recent discovery has the potential to unleash a world of energy abundance, floating trains, and geopolitical transformation.

An ongoing debate concerning U.S. economic and financial policy has dramatic implications not just for global geopolitics, but also for American democracy itself.

A furor over a recent article highlights an uncomfortable truth: American realists demonstrate remarkable and unexpected blindness in their views.

A recent conference illustrates the state of foreign policy thinking among the American political right.

The lessons of Kissinger’s realpolitik—both its successes and its failures—remain profoundly relevant.

The Biden administration recognizes that America’s sociopolitical and economic system no longer works. But can it be reformed?

The comparison is not only wrong; it also betrays Western policymakers’ blindness to material realities.