Netanyahu’s Victory: An Analysis
The victory of Benjamin Netanyahu, in the April 9 elections in Israel, attests to the fact that right-wing politics carries weight and falls easily...
Netanyahu Wins Again, But Why?
During the election night in Israel there were two victory speeches (with their corresponding victory tweets), one pronounced by Benjamin Netanyahu and the other...
Amidst Uncertainty, Two Key Takeaways from the Thai Elections
On March 24, Thais went to the polls for the first time in eight years. Most Thais approached the election with a mix of...
Plus Ҫa Change? Why True Change in Algeria Will be Difficult
Like many others around the world who have visited Algeria and follow its politics, I have been watching intently the development of the post-Bouteflika...
Brexit: UK Parliament Votes Against Every Option. May to Stand Down – but Only...
Another week, another series of failed Brexit votes at Westminster. Today, Friday, March 29th, was supposed to be the day the UK left the...
Protecting Kem Sokha and Democracy in Cambodia
Under the leadership of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, the only opposition party in parliament, the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), was arbitrarily dissolved...
Confucius Institute: Another Example of Canada’s Dysfunctional China Strategy
In the Analects, Confucius famously says: “In practicing the rules of propriety, it is harmony that is prized.” Harmony has been a central tenet...
Northeast India & Southeast Asia: Revisiting the Shared Cultural Past While Paving the Way...
History is a testimony to the fact that India has never lived in isolation but ventured out into the far reaches of the world...
Macron Sets His Eyes on Countering China in East Africa
The latest leader to join the bandwagon in criticizing China’s economic engagement with other countries, as well as the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)...
