The entry of political intelligence into American foreign policy
Tag: foreign policy
Iran and the US soft power crisis
Iran and the US soft power crisis
Biden’s national security and foreign policy team
Biden’s national security and foreign policy team.
No Democrats or Republicans policy can bring peace to Middle East
No Democratic or Republican policy can bring peace to Middle East
What does Joe Biden’s presidency mean for America’s role in the world?
What does Joe Biden’s presidency mean for America’s role in the world?
Political Economy Journal: Russia’s Foreign Policy in the Middle East
In 1787, with several European ambassadors, the Russian Empress Catherine II visited Crimea. The purpose of the trip was to reassure and deceive the ambassadors before a new war against the Sublime Porte with regard to Russia’s true power ability.
The National Interest: The Case for Kissinger
HENRY KISSINGER, who recently turned ninety-seven, is America’s most celebrated living statesman. None of his successors has come close to matching the extraordinary blend of acclaim and notoriety, admiration and criticism that he attracted as national security adviser
Artificial Intelligence in Foreign Policy
At a time when foreign policy is moving toward algorithms that aim to analyze data, predict events, and advise governments, artificial intelligence can be used in a variety of foreign policy areas.
Foreign Policy: The Pandemic Could Be the Crisis Liberalism Needed
The world may be reaching a dangerous inflection point for liberalism.
SCFR: Russia’s Constitutional Reforms and its impact on Moscow’s Foreign Policy
PEJOURNAL – Russia’s constitutional reform referendum will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the country’s future, but if we look at this referendum in its