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Reworking Rocky Relations: What Burkina Faso’s New Alliances Mean for the Region

Reworking Rocky Relations: What Burkina Faso’s New Alliances Mean for the Region

By Erin Dewey on April 18, 2023

Last month, Burkina Faso rocked global news when it announced the termination of its military agreement with France. The ex-colonial European power had been occupying…

Confronting China: The Best Deterrence Lies in a Multilateral Alliance

Confronting China: The Best Deterrence Lies in a Multilateral Alliance

By Trae Sebastian on February 9, 2021

Saudi Prince Signals Frustration With Palestinian Leadership

Saudi Prince Signals Frustration With Palestinian Leadership

By Garrett Layton on December 9, 2020

A Precarious Peace: Israeli-Jordanian Relations

A Precarious Peace: Israeli-Jordanian Relations

By Shenali Pilapitiya on December 3, 2020

With Enemies Like These, Who Needs Friends? Vietnam’s Offshore Balancing Act

With Enemies Like These, Who Needs Friends? Vietnam’s Offshore Balancing Act

By Chance Boreczky on September 13, 2019

Ukraine Wants Weapons, and NATO Should Give it to Them

Ukraine Wants Weapons, and NATO Should Give it to Them

By Ryan Chae on January 7, 2019

To Engage or Not to Engage: Diplomacy with North Korea?

To Engage or Not to Engage: Diplomacy with North Korea?

By Hyung-Il Shim on April 24, 2018

A New Sino-Soviet Split

A New Sino-Soviet Split

By Oscar Martel on April 5, 2017

The European Union: A Little Gratitude

The European Union: A Little Gratitude

By Kush Berry on April 6, 2016

The Waning Hermit Kingdom (Part II): The Challenges of Korean Reunification

The Waning Hermit Kingdom (Part II): The Challenges of Korean Reunification

By Ana Singh on December 23, 2015

Three Decades Late: U.S.-Cuba Relations

Three Decades Late: U.S.-Cuba Relations

By Yun Ru Phua on March 30, 2015