The Kurds and the Way
An Interview with John P. Hannah
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The Kurdish forces on the ground in Syria represent the single truly effective military counter to the ravages of ISIS.
Vol 1, No 5 / October 5, 2015
Romanian Rhapsody: A Gold-Plated Litigation Play
By Sam Munson
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A beaten-down junior miner offers intriguing risk-reward.
Vol 1, No 5 / October 5, 2015
Breaking the Ice: A Guide to Opportunities in the Arctic
By Sam Munson
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The Arctic is seen as a pristine, vulnerable environment. But there’s much more to the story.
Vol 1, No 5 / October 5, 2015
Exit Strategy: Pepi II and the Problems of Longevity
By Richard Hurowitz
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An Egyptian king's 94-year reign brought his country to the edge of ruin.
Vol 1, No 5 / October 5, 2015
Looking East: The Future of Asia and Free Trade
An Interview with Charlene Barshefsky
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership is going to change the world. Here, one of the foremost experts on global trade lays out the consequences.
Vol 1, No 4 / August 3, 2015
Putin's Endgame
An Interview with Amb. Zvi Magen
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The conflagration in the Ukraine showcases both the success and failure of Russia's larger geopolitical project.
Vol 1, No 4 / August 3, 2015
Wealth Insurance: The Case for Owning Gold
An Interview with John Hathaway
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Everyone should own gold, says a legendary investor in the metal: it has unique properties that allow it to backstop your money.
Vol 1, No 4 / August 3, 2015
Courting Capital: LFG's Macro-Proof Opportunity
By Sam Munson
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A now-established innovator allows investors to deploy capital into a unique asset class.
Vol 1, No 4 / August 3, 2015
Caesar and the Dangers of Forgiveness
By Barry Strauss
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The Roman dictator learned the hard way that mercy towards your enemies can be very dangerous.
Vol 1, No 4 / August 3, 2015
You Never Know: Approaching Iran
By Kenneth M. Pollack
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The Middle East expert on what the U.S. does and does not know about rapprochement with Iran.
Vol 1, No 3 / May 28, 2015