George Friedman

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Game Time

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The American president is among the weakest institutional leaders in Euro-American civilization.

Friedman: The Reinvention Of The Democratic And Republican Parties

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Whoever wins the election, certain massive shifts in the U.S. party structure have become visible.

Why Syria Matters To You

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When the US and Russia are engaged in a country it is certainly not something to dismiss out of hand.

The Crises That Could Bring Down Putin

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Structurally, there is a coalition of elites in Russia to whom Putin must answer.

The Coup And Turkey As A Great Power

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Since the late 1990s, there have been three stress points that have borne down ever harder on Turkey.

Canada's Geographical Reality

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With 35 million people, Canada is only the 39th most populated country and ranks 230th in terms of population density.

Isolationism vs. Internationalism: False Choices

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The American Revolution was won only because the colonies used extensive diplomacy and alliance building.

Xi Jinping Takes Command Of The People’s Liberation Army

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The Chinese are reforming their military along American lines.

From The Baltic Encounter To The Internet Wars

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The Russians are trying to convince their public that Russia is returning to “great power” status.

Eastern Europe Is Trapped Between Russia And The West

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The European Union’s eastern bloc finds the ongoing refugee crisis annoying but is far more worried about Russia.

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