Hollywood has long been obsessed with Russians and Soviets playing baddies, and recent films show that the end of the Cold War clearly did not mean the end of Russian villainy.
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Developments Towards Peace on the Horn of Africa
A thaw after a 20 year freeze in relations is rapidly occurring in Eastern Africa, but nothing is for certain.
The Curious Timing of the U.S. Withdrawal from U.N. Human Rights Council
Despite the seeming recklessness of the move to withdraw from the HRC, the move is inherently strategic and points to extensive forethought within the Administration.
The Politics of Peace
Amidst elections for the presidency and as many as 268 legislators, the FARC peace accord is getting lost in Colombian politics.
What to Do About North Korea
Fire and fury? Or a strategic blend of military strength, sanctions, and diplomacy?
On the U.S. Missile Deployment at Shayrat
It seems that Trump has learned nothing from his two most recent predecessors.
Something Scarier Than Student Loans: Nuclear Armageddon
“If we have them, why can’t we use them?” asked an incredulous Donald Trump recently on the subject of nuclear weapons. As if on cue, his statement was rightfully denounced and derided, as has become tradition in the American news cycle. But he inadvertently brought up something surprisingly salient: why exactly not?