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Did Sunak’s Northern Ireland Protocol Deal Finally ‘Get Brexit Done’? Last week, the U.K. reached a new agreement with the European Union aimed at resolving their long-running dispute over trade rules for Northern Ireland under the Brexit divorce deal. But it remains to be seen whether it will be enough to satisfy unionists in Northern Ireland as well as hard-line Brexiteers in London. Read more. 9 Mar 2023 AI Is Already Transforming the Geopolitical Landscape Ever since the unveiling of OpenAI’s ChatGPT program, the field of AI has taken center stage in the competition over cutting-edge technology. And its impact on geopolitical contests, particularly in the political and military spheres, has the potential to be just as significant as its impact on business pursuits. Read more. 9 Mar 2023

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Despite Its Rhetoric, South Korea Has Picked a Side on China and Taiwan Since taking office last year, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has worked to improve ties with both the U.S. and China, in part by trying to focus their energies on managing North Korea. But pressure is now mounting on Seoul to clarify where it stands in terms of its readiness to help defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese attack. Read more. 8 Mar 2023 Isaac Asimov’s ‘Foundation’ Should Be the EU’s Survival Handbook The European Union’s integration has often been driven by crisis. At the same time, not every problem confronting European policymakers has led to further integration. It is only when specific external threats become intertwined with tensions inside the EU that a moment of crisis can present policymakers with an existential choice. Read more. 8 Mar 2023 For Home and Host Countries, Diasporas Are a Force to Be Reckoned With Increasingly, diasporas are powerful constituencies in their countries of origin. Despite their physical distance, they influence homeland politics and can also be instrumental in shaping relations between their countries of… Read more. 7 Mar 2023 Don’t Count Erdogan Out in Turkey’s Elections Just Yet Turkey’s general elections, scheduled for May 14, were expected to be fateful events for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his ruling AKP party. But despite speculation that the earthquakes that… Read more. 7 Mar 2023 Congress Is Demanding Action on the U.S. Military’s Sexual Assault Crisis Sexual assault and violence within the U.S. military has become the focus of heightened attention in recent years, in part due to a series of high-profile cases. But despite recent efforts to address the problem, sexual assault in the military continues to rise, raising a number of issues from the standpoint of civil-military relations. Read more. 7 Mar 2023

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