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The world grapples with a new Syria and prays for a better outcome than the old Syria Syria, a nation known for more than a decade as...

When elections go off the rails and judges intervene, chaos ensues It’s not every day when one hears the name Kim Kardashian at an...

My Newsletter on Trumps "Liberation Day" Tariffs It should be no surprise to anyone Americans love our almighty dollar. Perhaps more than...

The roots of the US-Europe breakdown, as told by someone who saw it coming “I hate bailing out Europe again.” “I fully share your...

After two Ukraine entries, I journey you to a geopolitical hotspot in an entirely different corner of the world After two previous...

I really hoped to publish something related to anything other than Ukraine. After the brawl last Friday, such hopes were no longer...

The US government has many priorities. Ukraine is not one of them. Greetings everyone, This week, I had been writing an essay about the...

With the dismantling of the US Agency for International Development, America dismantles our soft power overseas Recently, a young man...

With a little gentle nudging, of course Imagine you are standing on a sidewalk on a cold January morning and a woman walks by and shouts...

A little update for my readers as this century is now one-quarter complete Happy new year, readers! I would like to start off this...

As one administration hands over control to another administration in Washington, I analyze the prospects for a peace agreement in...

I take a stab at explaining the Three Seas Initiative- and why this often-overlooked region matters to the United States So long as...

I break down the factors, some well-known, others more obscure, as to why Donald Trump will be returning to the Oval Office next year Our...

A little history lesson, just in time for the election, courtesy of Mark Twain Back in 1860, the year before the United States began to...

The author attends a highbrow security conference- and reads the tea leaves. Heads up- this article is by far my longest yet. Ah,...

Samuel reviews a film about Ronald Reagan Last month, my family and I sat down at the local cinema to enjoy the film Reagan , a biopic...

With exaggerated partisan attacks relating to foreign policy now at an all-time high, we all must take a step back and examine the facts...

I make a slight detour from geopolitics to review some books with a historical flair I read over the Summer. The time has now come to...

Washington and Moscow hatch a deal to swap each other's prisoners- over the heads of the countries actually holding the Russian ones On...

The Iranian people vote for a reform-minded president. Question is- will Iran's deep state allow him to actually implement reforms? For...