From the Desk of George Friedman

We’ve examined the geopolitics of the United States and Australia; let’s turn now to a radically different example: Hungary. Hungary is what I call a natural nation – its history as a self-aware community stretches into the “mists of time,” to be poetic. It has a common language and is predominantly Christian, and both of […]

The principle of Euro-American security is vital. NATO is not.

In many ways, de Gaulle foresaw the crisis Britain is now struggling to pull itself out of.

It appears more and more likely that a recession is coming, and it will have geopolitical consequences.

Elite universities are once again looking for social conformists rather than disrupters.

The countries that aligned to help protect Assad may be reconsidering their allegiances.

As the United States alters its strategy, the others will follow suit.