by Rachel Poole | Sep 16, 2021 | Geopolitics & the Day After
The Biden administration is keen on revitalizing American foreign policy and restoring the country’s global leadership position. To do so, the US will have to invest time, money, and political capital in areas of the world that aren’t always making headlines....
by Rachel Poole | Sep 9, 2021 | Geopolitics & the Day After
Here is our take on the articles summarized below: As we move into the final third of 2021, the continual advance of change has only accelerated. While the “meme stock” craze has died down from its January highs, the aftershocks of the decisions made by Robinhood and...
by Rachel Poole | Sep 2, 2021 | Geopolitics & the Day After
As Germany gears up for federal elections this month, we take a look at the top candidates seeking to fill Chancellor Angela Merkel’s shoes. Her successor will not only take on the challenge of ushering Germany through a pandemic in a period of geopolitical volatility...
by Rachel Poole | Aug 26, 2021 | Geopolitics & the Day After
Here is our take on the articles summarized below: As the stability of the global economic system is increasingly shaken, more and more potential outcomes are becoming “known unknowns” – fields where an excess of uncertainty challenges our heuristics to...
by Rachel Poole | Aug 19, 2021 | Geopolitics & the Day After
The fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban this week has prompted a flurry of news and analysis of not just Afghanistan’s instability but also of the fragility of democracy in the Middle East. The US foreign policy approach to the Middle East has been criticized following...
by Tyler Thompson | Aug 12, 2021 | Geopolitics & the Day After
Here is our take on the articles summarized below: The pillars of the free market are under duress. One of the greatest free-market inefficiencies – environmental conservation – has brought forth the bitter fruit of its negligence, as a monumental report...