It’s time to think strategically about countering Chinese advances in Latin America
Originally published in theglobalamericans.org by R. Evan Ellis, 2 February, 2018, Republished by SAGE International Australia with the kind permission… Read more >
‘Plan B’ – How to Make Military Power Sustainable Again
By Dr. John Bruni CEO & Founder of SAGE International Australia (SIA) Adelaide, South Australia The Dilemma An article… Read more >
India-US Bonhomie: Time for a Reality Check
By Mathew Maavak, Doctoral Candidate in risk foresight at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) The ongoing India-US rapprochement has been couched… Read more >
What is driving the ‘ethical capitalism’ trend, and what is it likely to lead to?
SAGE International Australia (SIA) Series on Ethical Capitalism By Ms. Astrid Vikström, SIA Intern (UK-based) In 1970, Milton Friedman famously… Read more >
A $21 Trillion Global Pandora’s Kitty?
By Mathew Maavak, Doctoral Candidate in risk foresight at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) As US federal debt approaches $21 trillion… Read more >
Is Europe at a Pre-Revolutionary Stage?
By Mr. Patrick O’Neill, SIA Intern (UK-based) Today, Europe is experiencing multiple crises. Crises of politics, economics and society have… Read more >
Putin and the Bolsheviks
Dr. Jonathan Z. Ludwig is Visiting Assistant Professor of Russian at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, USA and A member… Read more >
Luther, Europe and the First Hard Brexit
Republished piece by Prof. Dr. Julian Lindley-French from his Blog Blast Series “If you want to change the world, pick… Read more >
The global community’s handling of North Korea’s provocations: Beginning of the endgame?
By Ms. Malin Linnea Dahl Innbjoer, SIA Intern (UK-based) North Korea’s authoritarian regime, nuclear program, human rights violations and closed… Read more >
Battle of Tal Afar: Conflict of interests and influence
By Dr. Huda Al-Nuaimy, Deputy Director General Scientific Research Al Istishari Al Strategy, Abu Dhabi, UAE and Member of the… Read more >