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Joseph S. Nye
By Joseph S. Nye - Aug 04,2015
When a US Navy P8-A surveillance aircraft recently flew near Fiery Cross Reef in the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, it was warned eight times by the Chinese navy to leave the area.Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said: “China’s determination to safeguard its sovereignty
By Joseph S. Nye - Apr 19,2015
As Europe debates whether to maintain its sanctions regime against Russia, the Kremlin’s policy of aggression towards Ukraine continues unabated. Russia is in long-term decline, but it still poses a very real threat to the international order in Europe and beyond. Indeed,
By Joseph S. Nye - Mar 14,2015
No country in modern history has possessed as much global military power as the United States.
By Joseph S. Nye - Feb 25,2015
At the World Economic Forum’s recent annual meeting in Davos, I participated in a panel of defence leaders to discuss the future of the military. The issue we addressed is a critical one: What kind of war should militaries today be preparing to fight? Governments have a v
By Joseph S. Nye - Dec 03,2014
The World Bank recently announced that China’s economy will surpass that of the United States this year, measured according to purchasing power parity (PPP). But this is far from a holistic depiction of China’s global economic standing. Though PPP can serve some pur
By Joseph S. Nye - Jun 22,2014
Last month, in his address to the graduating cadets at the US Military Academy at West Point, President Barack Obama stated that some of America’s most costly mistakes since World War II were the result not of restraint, but of a “willingness to rush into military adv
By Joseph S. Nye - May 17,2014
Brazil recently hosted NETmundial, the first global conference on Internet governance, attended by 800 representatives of governments, corporations, civil-society organisations and technologists. Based on the notion of “multi-stakeholderism”, the meeting produced a 1
By Joseph S. Nye - Apr 12,2014
By most accounts, Russian President Vladimir Putin has been the winner in the Ukraine crisis, at least so far.
By Joseph S. Nye - Feb 13,2014
Is the United States turning inward and becoming isolationist?

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