• Tue Jul 21 2026
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American Jews’ Netanyahu Problem

HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE—Jewish history includes three episodes of flourishing in exile: the Babylonian diaspora’s great academies; the centuries-long experiment in Moorish and then Christian Spain; and the American Jewish experience, particularly after World War II. But the American experience has come under intensifying threat, and the causes are not mysterious.

A New Security Architecture for the Middle East

Reviving the Alliance of Civilizations—launched by Turkey and Spain in 2005 and later institutionalized within the UN—could provide an ideal

Is the Iran War America’s Suez or Its Gallipoli?

None of these developments spell the dollar’s decline per se. Indeed, several BRICS+ countries increased their dollar reserves while also dallying

The Only Boots on the Ground in Iran Should Be…

With Trump having just deployed 2,000 troops from the US Army’s 82nd Airborne Division to the region, this is the

Where Have All the Allies Gone?

Alliance-building, properly understood, is a form of emergency preparedness. Showing up when the stakes are low, providing benefits before they

Is Honesty the Best Policy for the International Order?

Those declaring the old order dead – which is conveniently happening just as its double standards have come to haunt

Africa Is Forging Its Own Green Future

All of this shows that Africa is no longer willing to be defined by a crisis it did not create.

What the Iran Crisis Means for Middle Powers

If middle powers come together, we can build a new foundation for the international order that restores balance. The Iran

Will AGI Really Be the “Last Invention”?

More intelligence does not automatically overcome the “knowledge problem” – the fact that what makes complex systems work is dispersed,

Africa Isn’t the World’s “Climate Solution”

Ahead of COP32, African policymakers must recognize that climate governance increasingly prioritizes capital mobilization over redistribution.