U.S.-Iran at the Brink: Why Diplomacy Matters
U.S.-Iran relations have entered a highly dangerous period. What used to be a cold ideological rivalry between the two countries…
Voting Without a Card, But Not Without a System
In the general election in Trinidad and Tobago in 2015, I walked into my polling station in stark deviation of…
A Strategic Realignment in the Americas: Why Caribbean Leaders Are Moving Toward Trump
In international politics, alliances are rarely permanent, as they evolve in response to shifting strategic realities, emerging threats, and changing…
A SATO in the Americas?
Why New Alliances May Redefine the Global Order When leaders from across Latin America gather with the United States this…
A Sudden State of Emergency and an Uncomfortable Question for Trinidad and Tobago
Citizens of Trinidad and Tobago woke today to the abrupt declaration of a State of Emergency, and for many of…
From McCarthy to Missile Strikes: The evolution of American dominance
As nations around the globe are witnessing recent American military actions, namely the January capture of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro and…
After Khamenei: War, Succession, and India’s Strategic Calculus in West Asia
The assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on 28 February 2026 marks an abrupt and seismic rupture in the 47-year trajectory…
Why China and Russia Cannot Rescue Iran During U.S. Strikes
When the United States and Israel launched sweeping military strikes against Iran, killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and promising…
Europe stuck between deterrence and diplomacy after the strikes on Iran
The American and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets have pushed Europe back into a familiar but uncomfortable position. It finds…
Why Europe Still Needs America
Whoever said international relations doesn’t have a sense of romance? One week you have the U.S. Secretary of State flying…
