Just under 28 miles from continental Europe lies the United Kingdom. At just 94,000-square miles, this small nation has historically played a disproportionately large role on the global stage. Yet the UK’s internal dynamics—often overshadowed by the UK’s ability to project power abroad—have served as one of the major forces that has molded the country’s […]
Since the end of the Cold War, Germany and Russia have tried to balance a robust economic relationship with contradicting political agendas in Europe. However, recent strains in Eastern Europe have put the relationship into question.
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With a struggling economy and growing international threats, Phillip Orchard and Christian Smith discuss the increasing dilemmas of Asia’s other giant, Japan.
Shortly after the discovery of the Americas, European explorers, merchants and government officials began contemplating a maritime route that would enable ships to reach...
In this podcast+ episode, Ekaterina Zolotova, Ridvan Bari Urcosta and Caroline Rose speak with host Christian Smith about the state of Russia and its increasingly unstable buffer zone.
