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Byline: Daniel Chung In the weeks since he reassumed office, President Donald Trump's actions on the global stage have shocked observers, both internationally and domestically. Most recently, the U.S. State [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung In the wake of the recent 2024 U.S. election results, many articles -- including two published by the Daily -- have circulated the internet as a preliminary [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung 2024 has been one of the biggest years for tourism in history. As of September, 790 million people had traveled abroad, 96% of 2019's numbers, signaling that [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung President Donald Trump's actions towards the United States' Western European allies, such as his mocking of German energy policy at the U.N., left relations strained, with a [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung Since the beginning of the year, the White House has been crowing about progress made against inflation, as recently as a few days ago. Unfortunately, even if [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung For the past few years, there has been increasing discussion in the foreign policy community about Washington's role in the Global South: an often neglected part of [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung Empires are built out of chaos, and when they fall, chaos often replaces them. As we soon may learn, this lesson applies to Russia and its periphery. [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung In the waning weeks of 2022, a video circulated online of Chinese and Indian troops stationed in the Himalayas engaging one another with sticks as weapons. The [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung Paid Advertisement In the frenzy of reporting on Joe Biden's neglect of classified documents**, the media seemed to forget about the president's visit to Mexico. However, as [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung Paid Advertisement The next three decades -- at least -- in global politics are bound to be a wild ride. Even if my previous columns are incorrect [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung Paid Advertisement As is likely evident from my prior articles, I reject the oft-stated predictions of the decline of American power. In fact, I believe American primacy [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung The security architecture of the world will soon be changed as the United States somewhat recedes from its role as guarantor of global security and challengers seek [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung In this column, we come to the heart of the matter. Due to deglobalization and the breakdown of fragile global supply chains, major sectors -- especially agriculture [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung In this column, we come to the heart of the matter. Due to deglobalization and the breakdown of fragile global supply chains, major sectors -- especially agriculture [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung Of the points raised in my last piece concerning the origins of the globalized system, the most relevant to today's affairs may be the fact that free [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung To understand the end of globalization, we need to go back to its beginnings. Shockingly, our current global system is less than 80 years old, and an [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung A recent case study that signals the breakdown of the globalized system is the crisis in Sri Lanka. To those who observe from the sidelines, it seems [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung For at least the last half decade, it's seemed like the world has been in a constant state of failure for most observers of the news. To [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung For at least the last half decade, it's seemed like the world has been in a constant state of failure for most observers of the news. To [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung A century ago, the Ottoman Empire was ridiculed as the sick man of Europe. This is no longer the case. Among the great powers which I have [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung The French are known to possess a bit of a superiority complex; they think their food is better, their wines are better, their cheeses are better, and [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung Welcome to the second installation of a two-part series on Japan's grand strategy and future as a great power. The first part can be found here. The [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung Since the end of the Second World War, Japan has been a secondary power unwilling to exert the hard power associated with great power status, with a [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung To many within the Washington foreign policy establishment and even the public at large, the idea of India as a future great power has been accepted as [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung It has recently become increasingly obvious that China and Russia together seek to challenge the current international 'rules based system.' The U.S.- enforced liberal internationalism of the [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung To the rest of the world, China may seem like a strong nation, but in reality, domestic insecurity drives a large portion of its posturing abroad. Specifically, [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung China, under the rule of Xi Jinping, is the nation that represents the greatest threat to the international status quo that has existed since the end of [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung In an earlier opinion article for the Daily, I argued that the Biden administration has an empty foreign policy when it comes to uniting prominent democracies around [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung On the campaign trail, now-President Biden spoke of bringing America back to the table to lead a 'united front' of democracies in confronting 21st-century challenges from climate [...]

Byline: Daniel Chung There is no doubt that the Sewol ferry incident was a wake-up call for many Koreans suffering from blindness to safety issues that threaten them every day. [...]