On Geopolitics Oct 18, 2018 | 10:00 GMTOct 18, 2018
Different countries have different answers to questions about how AI technology should be employed. And values will clash as major powers fight to set ethical norms.
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On Geopolitics Oct 11, 2018 | 15:00 GMTOct 11, 2018
Among the Kremlin's many hybrid warfare tactics is the subtle art of exploiting conservative and anti-liberal European movements for its own interests.
On Geopolitics Oct 4, 2018 | 09:00 GMTOct 4, 2018
In many ways, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have never had it so good economically and politically. But brewing problems to the east and west have given them cause for disquiet.
On Geopolitics Sep 27, 2018 | 10:00 GMTSep 27, 2018
Far from the headlines, there's a new struggle to win diplomatic friends and influence people, as the United States and China pull out all the stops to woo Latin American countries on questions like Israel and Taiwan.
By Reva Goujon
On Geopolitics Sep 20, 2018 | 08:45 GMTSep 20, 2018
The United States is debating the organizational future of the new Space Force, but the bigger question centers on the future of war beyond the planet's frontiers.
By Omar Lamrani
On Geopolitics Sep 6, 2018 | 09:00 GMTSep 6, 2018
The two powers' adversarial relationship reached a boiling point on a Himalayan plateau in summer 2017, and now they're starting to work together again.
On Geopolitics Aug 30, 2018 | 09:00 GMTAug 30, 2018
Even when countries share strategic interests -- as Saudi Arabia and Canada do -- they can find themselves clashing over critical differences in cultural values.
By Ryan Bohl
On Security
On Security Oct 16, 2018 | 09:00 GMTOct 16, 2018
U.S. authorities have charged Chinese operative Xu Yanjun with attempting to steal jet technology from an American company. Now, his capture has shone a light on how Beijing conducts its industrial spying activities.
On Security Oct 9, 2018 | 09:30 GMTOct 9, 2018
After U.S., Dutch and U.K. security officials announce the arrests and indictments of several Russian agents, open source investigators dig up the true identities of some of them, as well as information embarrassing to the intelligence agency.
On Security Oct 2, 2018 | 09:05 GMTOct 2, 2018
Just about everybody uses social media, but too few truly understand it. That's why those looking to protect their organizations from hackers and other assailants would do well to grasp the ins and outs of such applications.
On Security Sep 25, 2018 | 08:30 GMTSep 25, 2018
The Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generacion is responsible for much of the violence plaguing Mexico, but removing its leader is unlikely to give the country the respite it needs.
On Security Sep 18, 2018 | 09:30 GMTSep 18, 2018
Pyongyang isn't just thinking about a quick return when conducting cyberattacks, choosing instead to practice patience
By Ben West
On Security Sep 11, 2018 | 09:30 GMTSep 11, 2018
Even before the 9/11 attacks that shocked the United States 17 years ago, the country was fighting a war against Islamic extremism. And without victory in the ideological sphere, it's a war that won't end soon.
On Security Sep 4, 2018 | 09:00 GMTSep 4, 2018
When visiting potentially hostile regions, leave the bright clothes, the high-end electronics and the loud mouth at home -- and fade into the crowd.
On the Road
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On the Road Feb 24, 2018 | 14:49 GMTFeb 24, 2018
The war between North and South never officially ended, but the battle to achieve economic prosperity weighs much heavier on the minds of many South Koreans.
On the Road Dec 28, 2017 | 16:18 GMTDec 28, 2017
There are abundant reminders in Ramallah, Tel Aviv and elsewhere of the different realities that constrain and pressure each side of the conflict.
On the Road Oct 22, 2017 | 14:58 GMTOct 22, 2017
The course of events after the Cold War ended may explain why few in Asia share the predominant European belief in the inevitability of a tightly knit global system.
By Rodger Baker
On the Road Aug 27, 2017 | 13:09 GMTAug 27, 2017
The view of Afghanistan from ground level is very different from 35,000 feet up, or from a world away in Washington, D.C.
By Diego Solis
On the Road Jul 9, 2017 | 14:05 GMTJul 9, 2017
Traveling through Andalusia reveals the complexity of the region's culture and history -- and the pride its people have in them.
On the Road Apr 16, 2017 | 13:00 GMTApr 16, 2017
Colombia is not an easy country to govern. Its mountains and jungles have historically harbored towns and villages that have wildly different political worldviews and that have been in constant conflict since the country's independence in 1810. Political identity -- left or right -- has long been a defining feature of Colombia's isolated towns, particularly those in Antioquia department. It is in this context that in 1977 embattled rancher Ramon Isaza gathered forces in the sleepy river town of Puerto Boyaca to fight the FARC forces terrorizing his community.
By Diego Solis
On the Road Apr 9, 2017 | 13:02 GMTApr 9, 2017
The future of the peace deal with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, like that of the country as a whole, is uncertain. But Colombia's recent progress gives hope of a brighter future.
On Stratfor
On Stratfor Sep 7, 2018 | 19:23 GMTSep 7, 2018
To hold ourselves accountable to our rigorous analytical process, we're checking in on how the first three quarters of 2018 have played out in comparison to our forecasts.
On Stratfor Jan 1, 2018 | 13:31 GMTJan 1, 2018
By most conventional logic in the publishing trade, our approach shouldn't work. That it does is the reason for our shoutout here to the many independent thinkers and like-minded readers who are willing to swim with us against so many currents.
On Stratfor Dec 15, 2017 | 19:31 GMTDec 15, 2017
To write intelligently about the future, it's important to look back at our past performance.
On Stratfor May 21, 2017 | 13:00 GMTMay 21, 2017
As we grow and evolve as a company, the world of geopolitics is also changing before our eyes.
On Stratfor Dec 4, 2016 | 14:15 GMTDec 4, 2016
Nearly a month has passed since American voters gave the presidency, seemingly against all odds, to Donald Trump. And for nearly a month a global chorus of pundits, pollsters and media prophets have asked: How did just about everyone get it wrong? Amid the hand-wringing, the list of culprits is long: Skewed models of voter bases. The demise of landline telephones. Underestimates of "lapsed voters." The evolution of game-changing social media. Wishful thinking.
On Stratfor Aug 28, 2016 | 13:21 GMTAug 28, 2016
Stratfor is a unique company, and that very uniqueness that makes us difficult to pin down, open as we are to so many interpretations. So it's time to try to pull back the curtain on who we are, what we do and how we do it. Welcome to our new column, Stratforium.
On Stratfor Oct 29, 2013 | 09:04 GMTOct 29, 2013
Journalism tells you what you want to know. Stratfor tells you what you need to know. We co-exist in this ecosystem, but geopolitical intelligence is scarcely part of the journalistic flora and fauna.
