Political Consequences of the Tragedy in Beirut
The Beirut Explosion On the 4th of August, almost 3,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate fertilizer, stored unsafely since 2014 in a warehouse on the docks of Beirut, was set alight… Read more »
Trump’s Dire Prospects and Biden’s Reaganesque Rise to Power
Trump’s Dire Prospects At no stage in an election is any outcome certain. Polls are famously unreliable when the race between candidates is close, and scandals or newly discovered pieces… Read more »
China’s Race for Civil-Military Fusion
China’s Future Technology Drive In 2016, PRC President Xi Jinping laid out his “five-year plan” for the country, which included an initiative known as “civil-military fusion”. This process involves creating… Read more »
Should there be a War on Drugs
The War on Drugs The detrimental effects of the war on drugs, really date back to the early part of the last century. In 1912, or by some accounts 1913,… Read more »
SARS-CoV2, The United States, and PPE Piracy
The SARS-CoV2 Virus and Covid19 Illness The SARS-CoV2 virus and the associated Covid19 illness continues to spread around the world, claiming more lives by the day. With the likelihood of… Read more »
Welcome to International Thinking
Welcome Welcome to my blog. While I am a graduate, I consider myself a global student of International Politics and Security. As such, I am constantly learning and evolving my… Read more »