Browsing: United States

In his landmark book, Tanker War in the Gulf: Operation Earnest Will, Diplomacy and  Seapower in Practice, naval historian Tom…

By  Alfredo Toro Hardy The notion of hegemony is directly linked to the acceptance by a substantial part of the…

By Muhammad Asif Noor  America’s gross federal debt stood at $39.84 trillion on July 30, placing the United States close…

By Bailey Schwab The U.S.-Israeli war against Iran has, so far, been a failure. It has failed because none of…

World Geostrategic Insights interview with Chris Toth on the sharp rise of partisan polarization and  normalization of radical rhetoric across…

World Geostrategic Insights interviews with Gregory  A. Daddis on his book “Faith and Fear”, which highlights a chronic duality in…

By Marriam Kousar The second Trump administration has fundamentally restructured the relationship between the American state and its domestic economy,…

By Monish Tourangbam With power comes a confident stride to shape the international system in its own image, to spearhead…

By Rana Danish Nisar By following the famous quote “There are no permanent friends or enemies in International Relations but…

By Mirza Abdul Aleem Baig In a season marked by global volatility and recalibrations of old alliances, the calculated diplomatic…

World Geostrategic Insights interview with Joseph Núñez on the current military and power projection capabilities  of the United States, as…

By Alfredo Toro Hardy According to the classical definition by Antonio Gramsci the essence of hegemony entails the capacity to…