By Alix Lawson & Sam Denney Lacking a central governing authority and seemingly beyond the reach of international law, cyberspace has become an untamable beast in an increasingly interconnected and competitive world. The current model in which government regulation and…
by Max Levites and Jason C. Moyer On April 21st, Ukraine elected in a landslide victory Volodymyr Zelensky as their next president with 73.2% of the vote. A comedian with no political experience other than playing a President on TV,…
By: William Fleeson A subsea natural gas pipeline between Russia and Germany appears likely to become a reality, which could make the project’s geopolitical risks a permanent fixture of relations between Russia and the broader European Union (EU). The pipeline,…
By Max Levites Despite the best efforts of its organizers, the Eurovision Song Contest, to be held in Israel this May, cannot escape politics. Whether it’s ongoing international tensions, regional conflicts, or accusations of bloc voting, political squabbles always seep…