A crisis, according to self-help and leadership books, reveals much about a person’s character. The same can be said of a nation’s character. Since the
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The COVID-19 Outbreak Highlights Cultural Differences In East & West
The COVID-19 outbreak has highlighted some of key cultural differences between the East and West as each civilization’s many states struggle in their own ways
China Should Indeed Keep an Eye on Indian-South Korean Security Cooperation
The Chinese Communist Party-backed “Global Times” was absolutely correct in publishing an analysis last month warning that “China Should Remain Alert To Indian-South Korean Security
The Last Time the United States Sought to Withdraw from South Korea
President Donald Trump has hinted for years that he is dissatisfied with the U.S. alliance with South Korea. Will he try to withdraw troops from
How the New Silk Roads Are Merging Into Greater Eurasia
The concept of Greater Eurasia has been discussed at the highest levels of Russian academia and policy-making for some time. This week the policy was
Is Korea’s Cold War About to End?
Remarkable changes are taking place on the Korean peninsula. The two Koreas are actually starting to demilitarize the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). Just in the last
America’s Absence in Istanbul: A Sign of Decline, Not Surrender
You would hardly know it from reading the U.S. press, but a summit of considerable significance took place late last month. German, French, Russian, and
Pakistan in the Middle of Saudi, Iran and Rival Pipeline Plans
A tweet roared like announcing a blockbuster premiere and sanctions did engulf Iran on time – despite opposition from Russia, China and the EU-3 (France,
