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Trump has killed American deterrence

Stephen Holmes

South Carolina’s measles milestone is everyone’s problem

Lisa Jarvis

The problem with making every election an existential threat

David M. Drucker

Takaichi’s victory holds a foreign-policy lesson for the U.S.

Chris Estep

Five key takeaways from Takaichi’s landslide victory

Michael Macarthur Bosack

New world order or bust in the age of artificial intelligence

Margrethe Vestager

Starmer is facing the final curtain as British prime minister

Martin Ivens

India’s dwindling Maoist insurgency

Shashi Tharoor

On Iran, U.S. needs a little more data and a lot less hubris

Marc Champion

Memo to middle powers: Time for a reality check

Stephen R. Nagy

Four years of war and Ukraine still needs the world

Kumiharu Shigehara

The unthinkable is on the list of Japanese security options

05.02.2026 20

Brad Glosserman

The FBI’s Georgia ballot raid is about 2026, not 2020

Mary Ellen Klas

Japan’s bond market has a warning for America

Allison Schrager

China is losing more than just two ports in Panama

Juan Pablo Spinetto

Is this election really unpredictable?

Edo Naito

A cheat sheet to Takaichi’s snap election

Michael Macarthur Bosack

Has Takaichi secured a win? Conservative voters are returning to the LDP.

Rintaro Nishimura

Goodbye arms control, hello nuclear anarchy

Andreas Kluth

Trump, Takaichi and Japan’s strategic crossroads

Hitoshi Suzuki

Where will a Democratic Japan go from here?

Kuni Miyake

Appeasing Trump only invites betrayal — as Europe's far right just learned

Stephen Holmes

Despite failed peace talks, Ukrainians find ‘Way Home’

Cristina Suvorina

The 10 best and worst U.S. foreign policy decisions

Andreas Kluth

Sony switches off the TV and that’s just fine

02.02.2026 10

Gearoid Reidy

Bloody Minnesota and the normalization of state violence

02.02.2026 10

Daron Acemoglu

A breakthrough law won’t kill Korea’s AI revolution

Catherine Thorbecke

The cost of silence: Japan’s diminishing relevance

Stephen R. Nagy

Is Streeting, a slick Eastender, Britain’s next prime minister?

Rosa Prince

The TikTok U.S. saga isn’t over — it’s just beginning

Dave Lee

Time for a revamped Japan-U.K. strategic architecture

Thomas O. Falk

'Mrs. Watanabe', Japan's FX investing housewife, gets an anime update

Gearoid Reidy

Japan is getting creative with its response to the weak yen

Gearoid Reidy And Daniel Moss

Can China reverse its demographic decline?

Yi Fuxian

The age of ‘middle powers,’ hegemons and hypocrites

Brad Glosserman

Has Greenland become Donald Trump’s Crimea?

Sergey Maidukov

Japan’s new ‘Centrist Reform Alliance’ is a misnomer

Michael Macarthur Bosack

After Davos, bond markets are wielding a new big stick

John Authers

Too many kids already know someone who’s been deepfaked

27.01.2026 50

Abby Mccloskey

A message to the world on Holocaust Remembrance Day

Elliott Broidy

How Asia’s Gen-Z is losing out to China's $1 trillion surplus

26.01.2026 30

Karishma Vaswani

The takeover of all media by artificial intelligence is coming

26.01.2026 40

Charles Ferguson

A message to the world on Holocaust Remembrance Day

26.01.2026 40

Elliott Broidy

A pope and a president offer competing Americanisms

25.01.2026 30

Andreas Kluth

Forget DeepSeek, dying alone is China’s latest tech obsession

25.01.2026 40

Catherine Thorbecke

‘Carney Doctrine’ seeks refuge in Beijing’s embrace

23.01.2026 30

Stephen R. Nagy

Iran’s supreme leader trapped in a web of his own making

23.01.2026 40

Pegah Banihashemi

Putin’s recent silence is worrying

23.01.2026 30

Marc Champion

After Davos, middle powers matter more than ever

23.01.2026 20

Kumiharu Shigehara

Takaichi’s strengths and the need for ‘strategic signaling’

22.01.2026 40

Ken Jimbo