International Relations

Kaplan synthesis on Realism, Asia and Iraq

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Europe’s Rocky Recovery July 28, 2017

While the US and the UK have been mired in political chaos this year, the EU has enjoyed improved economic conditions and some political windfalls. The question now is whether this good news will inspire long-needed EU and eurozone reforms, or merely fuel complacency – and thus set the stage for another crisis down the road.

Trump’s Middle East Stumbles July 28, 2017

The recent six-month mark of Donald Trump’s presidency serves as a reminder not only of how little his administration has accomplished domestically, but also of how his meandering foreign policy has created a geopolitical landscape rife with ticking time bombs. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the Middle East.

A China Card for the Middle East July 28, 2017

The list of crises plaguing the Middle East is growing, and none of the usual actors is able or willing to play a constructive role. What the region needs is a new framework for diplomacy – one with the strong backing of a new, non-Western mediator.

Kaczyński’s Threat to Europe July 27, 2017

As in the case of Brexit, Poland’s domestic political turmoil reveals how intertwined the EU’s member states have become. If democracy and the rule of law are overthrown in one, serious repercussions for all the others cannot be avoided.

Why Tax Cuts for the Rich Solve Nothing July 27, 2017

America’s plutocrats may disagree about how to rank the country’s major problems, but the solution to them is usually the same: lower taxes and deregulation, to “incentivize” investors and “free up” the economy. While President Donald Trump is counting on this package to make America great again, it won't work, because it never has.

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