MY City – The Planet
There are 8.538 million people living in New York City proper; 6.893 million of them have, at least once in their...
Lucy Sexton
70 Years of Two Koreas: The ’47 UN Vote For Elections
The past year of 2017 has been one of great change, tension and uncertainty on the Korean Peninsula. The...
Trade or No Trade: China’s DPRK Dilemma
Nuclear weapons expert and founder of the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS), David Albright, recently published a...
The Globalization Divide – President Macron Has Not Won France Yet
Last month, President Emmanuel Macron won the French elections with a resounding 64%, one of the biggest margins in...
Human Security – A Threat to Traditional Realist Security?
It is easy to think in cliches, to resort to conventional wisdom. When academics, policy makers or military...
Making Waves: Vietnam’s rising power in ASEAN
All eyes are on Vietnam. A country that exactly two decades ago had 51% of its population living under...
There is an I in Author
The world was a dramatically different place before the advent of the Internet; it is an undeniable fact, an...
All the Shakespeares
“There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” – (Hamlet, Act II, Scene II) It...
Glory Days Ahead for Korea’s Filibuster?
The filibuster, a procedure used by legislative bodies around the globe to block or delay bills, is unfailingly a...