All Commentaries
Forgetting the Lessons of Nuremberg
The Trump administration is doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past.
Private Rule vs. Public Sovereignty in the Western Hemisphere
Donald Trump has embraced deregulatory models that give corporate actors greater leverage in shaping public policy.
America’s 2025 National Security Strategy Is Dismantling Its Own Hegemonic Order
The United States is abandoning the idea of a grand strategy.
The Geopolitics of Trump’s Venezuela Campaign
Is Trump about to kill the chicken to scare the monkeys?
We Need a Global Movement to Unrig the System Exploiting Indonesian Nickel Workers
Labor activist Raraa Rahmawati argues that the hazards in her country’s nickel industry are part of the broader problem of a global economy rigged to favor the wealthy.
New U.S. National Security Strategy Flies in Face of Global Development Realities
New U.S. strategy document bids farewell to democracy, human rights, and global economic development as organizing principles for foreign policy.
Beijing Teaches Japan’s New Leader a Lesson
Japan’s new prime minister makes a comment on Taiwan that threatens to upset China-Japan relations.
The Transatlantic Rift Over Gaza’s Future
Europe wants to reduce the suffering in Gaza. The U.S. is focused on security.
The Endurance of Anti-Roma Racism
Across history, in the European polity, Roma people have never been the true architects of their own political and social decisions and choices.
The Forgotten Detainees of the Russian Aggression in Ukraine
A new international human rights campaign puts people before politics.