Unconventional Knowledge by GIS

Whoever wins the next presidential election will inherit a U.S. State Department that has been rebuilt for global competition.

An analysis by James Jay Carafano. Read the full report here. 
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Resource-rich nations are tightening controls over critical minerals and energy, while importing powers seek to diversify supply chains.

An analysis by Bob Savic. Read the full report here. 
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Israel and the Emirates have built a new kind of Middle Eastern alliance, one that will endure whether or not the Iranian regime survives.

An analysis by Ian Oxnevad. Read the full report here. 
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The UAE’s strategic choices deepen rivalry with Saudi Arabia, testing Gulf unity against shared security threats.

An analysis by Giorgio Cafiero. Read the full report here. 
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In this episode of Unconventional Knowledge, GIS managing editor Andrew Kureth speaks with historian Steve Davies about whether Andy Burnham’s premiership marks a genuine political reset for Britain.
The discussion looks at Burnham’s vision of a “productive state,” reform of Britain’s institutions, devolution, energy policy and the fiscal pressures facing his government. Davies also examines what Burnham could mean for relations with the EU, the United States and NATO.
A look at whether Burnham can fundamentally reshape Britain, or whether institutional inertia and economic reality will produce more of the same.