Giorgio Cafiero

Putin takes a trip to Riyadh, The New Arab, October 15

Osama Al-Sharif

After Amman gives in to striking teachers, more protests could come, Al-Monitor, October 16

Umair Jamal

Why Imran Khan Acknowledged Pakistan’s Role in Training Jihadists, The Diplomat, September 28

Tehseen Nisar

Kashmir and the abrogation of Article 370: Can peace be possible, or stalemate continue to hamper India and Pakistan relations in future?, SADF, September 13

Theodore Karasik

Putin visit opens a new chapter in bilateral relations with the UAE, The National, October 15

Osama Al-Sharif

Erdogan’s invasion of Syria may come back to haunt him, Arab News,  October 15

Ariel Cohen

Attacks on Saudi were a 'textbook act of aggression', CNBC, September 19

Anoushiravan Ehteshami

Saudi Arabia as a Resurgent Regional Power, Italian Journal of International Affairs

Cinzia Bianco

Cracks in the Saudi-Emirati alliance?, European Council on Foreign Relations, September 13

Giorgio Cafiero

Understanding Egypt’s Role In Libya’s Civil War, Lobe Log, September 9

Umair Jamal

What the Apparent Collapse of Afghan Peace Talks Means for Pakistan, The Diplomat, September 10

Michael Kugelman

Getting to ‘Yes’ Has Just Gotten a Lot Harder in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, September 12

Shalini Chawla

Pak’s strategic posturing over Article 370, The Tribune, August  

Syed Fazl-E-Haider

Trump’s Afghan Exit Plans Are Mired in the India-Pakistan Mess, The Daily Beast, August 28

A closer look at US-China competition

An interview with U.S. economist and leading China expert David P. Goldman (JNS).

An inside look at interreligious reconciliation

An interview with Rabbi David Rosen, international director of interreligious affairs at the American Jewish Committee (JNS).

With Wikistrat, crowdsourcing gets geopolitical

A consultancy is trying to out-forecast the world’s intelligence agencies (Financial Times)

Beyond maximum pressure: An interview with Iran expert Michael Pregent

Wikistrat sat down with Hudson Institute senior fellow and former U.S. intelligence officer Michael Pregent to get a deeper insight into U.S. policy options vis-à-vis Iran (JNS)

Why This Company is Crowdsourcing, Gamifying the World's Most Difficult Problems

McKinsey shouldn’t close up shop just yet. But if Wikistrat has its way, the future of geopolitical analysis will belong to the crowd (Fast Company).

Deloitte brings crowdsourcing into the mainstream

Code-named "Deloitte Pixel" the service brings together new entrants in the strategy consulting space, including ex-McKinsey consultants 10EQS, Wikistrat, Topcoder and InCrowd under a global agreement (Financial Review).

Competitors forced to work together to tackle complexity

The age of individual consultancies providing an end-to-end service is over (Financial Times).