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.
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.
Myanmar’s path to peace: the crucial role of united resistance movements
Research shows that the resistance movement not just opposes military rule but is actively laying the foundations for a new nation.
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.
How China is a growing threat to the world
Widespread concerns regarding human rights violations have emerged as a significant factor in shaping the perception of China as a growing global threat.
Ukraine accused of corruption, faces opposition to joining EU
Kyiv must prioritize reforms addressing corruption and money laundering, endeavors that may prove challenging while the conflict persists.
White House must highlight successes as 2024 elections loom
With so much pushback by Republicans, the White House must take action as the 2024 election campaign heats up.
Putin’s desperation shows with Kim Jong-Un’s Russia visit
The budding relationship between Putin and Kim has percolated over the last few months, growing into this week’s meeting.
With Xi and Putin absent, the G20 Summit can focus on climate change
Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping has announced he will not attend the G20 Summit being held this year in New Delhi, India due to diplomatic tensions between the two countries, according to some reports.
Biden is performing better than conservatives want you to believe
Critics attack Biden but their arguments do not reflect the reality – which is that Biden is doing his job well.
New alliance between US, Japan, South Korea aims to counter China, North Korea
The leaders jointly inaugurated a new era of trilateral partnership and reaffirmed that cooperation between them advances the security and prosperity of their respective nations, the Indo-Pacific region, and the world.