Relations between the United States and the Vatican have never been easy and, indeed, they have no reason or way of being so. More enemies than friends, or rather frienemies, an inescapable fate seems to condemn the two empires to...
Today if we talk about soft and hard power, it’s because Professor Joseph Nye theorized them in the late 1980s. Nye is a Political Science researcher at Harvard University and throughout his long and prestigious career he has been a...
US Envoy to Sri Lanka Julie Chung made a scathing remark recently that China is a ‘spoiler’ as it is holding up Sri Lanka’s application for the USD 2.9 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout, a dire need for the...
After one year of war in Ukraine, Nato is stronger and more united. Inside Over dialogues with General (ret.) David Petraeus about the dynamics shaped by the conflict at the global level, the role of the Alliance in the world...
In a political twist in the summer of 2022, President Joe Biden secured one of the most important successes of his presidency, a prelude to holding the midterm elections. This is the agreement with the “rebel” Democratic Senator Joe Manchin...
Fair is fool and fool is fair: we must fish out Shakespeare and Macbeth to read the economic competition between the US and Europe that emerged after the approval of the Inflation Reduction Act by the Biden administration. The White...
For more than a century, the scramble for oil sparkedwars, forced nations to form unusual alliances and sparked more diplomatic disputes. Now, the world’s two largest economies compete for another precious resource – semiconductors, the chips that literally power our daily...
Democratic Europe has habitually craved U.S. leadership of the transatlantic community since the end of World War 11. Indeed, President Donald Trump’s comment that he was willing to reconsider some of America’s alliance commitments induced borderline panic in Europe. When...
The friendly and close relations between Israel and the United States have become over the years, since the sixties of the last century, a cornerstone of Israel’s national security doctrine. The security, economic and political aid that Washington provides to...
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has revitalized the question of ethnicity in the former USSR. The rhetoric and the actions of the Kremlin have indicated the adoption of a new doctrine, the Putin Doctrine, which requires the protection of ethnic...
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