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.

Multiple attacks place Middle East on edge

Each incident on its own has reignited tensions and fears of escalating conflict. Having occurred in the span of just a few days, they suggest a major conflagration could be forthcoming.

North Korea is a growing threat

Enforcing sanctions is a critical aspect of the diplomatic strategy. This requires extensive international collaboration to monitor and disrupt proliferation activities, maintaining commitment despite the challenges of sanctions fatigue.

Hezbollah won’t attack Israel – yet

Hezbollah is Iran’s most precious asset for projecting its influence and frustrating US interests in the region. That asset could be severely depleted in a prolonged conflict.

How Gaza will be rebuilt

Tomorrow, the Palestinians of Gaza will be given a new life. Let’s hope they make the most of it and this time, work to prevent another terror group from rising up to control their lives.