Geopolitics

There’s no case for ditching a long-time democratic ally.

Leave trading favors for shots to China and Russia.

Plans to build a new channel through Istanbul will come with serious domestic, international, and environmental costs.

The fuzzy goodwill between Washington and Europe has lulled the continent into a false comfort.

They’re not actually that rare, but their importance to almost all modern technologies cannot be overstated.

Concerns over China's rise are overblown.

Biden wants to rebuild relationships, but old friends aren’t so sure.

Claims that the rivalry is purely geopolitical don’t hold water.

The country says it wants to pivot from hard power to economic power, but its economy begs to differ.

Beating the pandemic has made the government and people overly complacent about China.

Russia still hasn’t recovered from its own trauma.

Outcomes, not optics, should be the measure of U.S. policy in Europe.

The new country would scurry to join NATO and the EU.

The question is who gets to write the codes—and whether the United States will live up to its own.

As China, the United States, and other nations roll out their COVID-19 cures, it’s hard to know where to get the jab.

The country is on the cusp of a second liberation—one that would end its relative isolation.

In a deepening geopolitical shift, New Delhi is inching closer on many fronts.

All across the Indo-Pacific arc, countries are beefing up their defenses.

But Britain’s new security strategy risks shifting too few resources eastward.

It’s a smart step to counter China, but the next ones won’t be as easy.