Matthew Slater
Matthew Slater writes about politics and diplomacy. He holds a masters in political science from George Mason University works as a researcher and writer, leveraging his deep knowledge of U.S. political history and institutional dynamics to contribute to public policy discussions.
In his spare time, Matthew mentors young scholars and is an avid supporter of initiatives that promote civic education and engagement among America's youth.
The Russia-China-India bromance is a wake-up call for America
As these authoritarian regimes band together, it’s clear: the United States must redouble its efforts to maintain its position as the sole superpower.
Historic Breakthrough as Armenia and Azerbaijan Sign Peace Agreement
The roots of the Armenia-Azerbaijan rivalry trace back to the early 20th century, when both nations emerged from the collapse of the Russian Empire and later became Soviet republics.
Trump orders nuclear submarines closer to Russia in escalation
This move came in direct response to what Trump described as “highly provocative statements” from Dmitry Medvedev.
Khamenei’s severe miscalculation, Israel’s devastating strikes and Iran’s retaliation
Israel’s decision to launch “Rising Lion” was rooted in years of mounting concerns over Iran’s nuclear program and its broader regional aggression.
Israel launches attack on Iran, destroys nuclear and missile sites
The operation, described by a senior Israeli security source as requiring “bold and sophisticated planning, groundbreaking strategic thinking, and intricate deception,” was years in the making.
Endless war: A bold Ukraine, relentless Russia, and exasperated US
Peace talks, mediated primarily by the U.S. and hosted in Istanbul, have made little progress.
Iran, Russia relationship evolving as world changes
The military dimension of the Iran-Russia partnership has grown significantly since Russia’s war in Ukraine began in 2022.
