Stacey Glaser

Stacey Glaser is pursuing her Masters in Public Policy at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.

July 17, 2026

The World Cup Won’t Save the Democrats; But It Might Help Them Rebuild

There is a moment in every big sporting event when a stadium, a bar, or a living room full of strangers becomes, briefly, a single organism. Everyone is watching the same ball,

Explainer

June 15, 2026

What the U.S.-Tehran Peace Framework Actually Means

The United States and Iran have agreed to a framework for peace that focuses on ending hostilities and reopening the Strait of Hormuz while leaving Iran’s nuclear program for future negotiations. President

Report

May 30, 2026

The Parallel Order: How the Global South Is Building Its Own Development System

The report ‘The Parallel Order: How the Global South Is Building Its Own Development System’ examines how emerging economies are creating a parallel, commercially driven development architecture that is reshaping trade, finance,

The Symbolism Behind Trump-Xi Meet

As Air Force One touched down in Beijing this month, the optics surrounding Donald Trump’s return to China were impossible to ignore. Nearly a decade after his first state visit in 2017,

May 16, 2026

Opinion

Tariffs in Yuan: Is Iran Ringing the Bell on the Petrodollar Age?

Iran’s push to collect Strait of Hormuz oil transit tariffs in Chinese yuan signals a real, though gradual, erosion of the US “petrodollar” system at the margins, but it does not yet

May 9, 2026

Americas·Middle East·Opinion

Germany, NATO and the Price of a U.S. Retreat

Trump’s threat to trim U.S. troops in Germany would weaken America’s military posture in Europe unless it were paired with a deliberate, allied-backed redesign of the force posture. A sudden or politically

April 30, 2026

Americas·Europe·Opinion

Transatlantic Talk, But No Transatlantic Trust

Europe is speaking in Washington, but nobody in the Trump White House is really listening. During a recent flurry of high‑profile meetings in Washington, European leaders tried to rally shared values, coordinate

April 19, 2026

Americas·Europe·Explainer

Mamdani’s First 100 Days: All Walk, Some Retreat

One hundred days into Zohran Mamdani’s mayoralty, New York City has a new mayor who walks the walk—literally. On his 100th day in office, the 34-year-old democratic socialist trekked six miles from

April 10, 2026

Americas·Opinion

Dictators’ Date in Pyongyang: A Treaty That Binds Russia’s Rogue Allies

On March 25, in Pyongyang, Alexander Lukashenko and Kim Jong Un stood shoulder to shoulder and signed a Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation. The Belarusian strongman called it “fundamental.” Relations between Minsk

March 26, 2026

Opinion

Will Trump’s Pearl Harbor Remark Reopen an Old Wound?

When Donald Trump invoked Pearl Harbor during Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s visit to Washington this week, the remark landed like an unexpected chord in an otherwise carefully orchestrated diplomatic symphony. The

March 20, 2026

Americas·Opinion

A Reset Worth Betting On: Why Carney’s India Trip Matters

When Mark Carney touched down in Mumbai, he wasn’t merely making a diplomatic house call. He was signaling something more consequential: that Canada is finally ready to grow up about its place

February 27, 2026

Americas·Opinion

Begums Out, Patriarchy In: Why are Women Missing from Bangladesh’s New Dawn?

The stark underrepresentation of women in Bangladesh’s parliamentary election stands as a glaring contradiction to the nation’s recent history and the pivotal role women played in its political transformation. As voters, nearly

February 12, 2026

Asia·Culture

Inside the Purple State That Holds Up a Mirror to Us All

Minnesota has always presented itself as a quiet exemplar of American civic life: polite, pragmatic, progressive in measured ways, with a reputation for good government and high voter turnout. The state boasts

January 30, 2026

Americas·Opinion

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Stacey Glaser

The World Cup Won’t Save the Democrats; But It Might Help Them Rebuild

What the U.S.-Tehran Peace Framework Actually Means

The Parallel Order: How the Global South Is Building Its Own Development System

The Symbolism Behind Trump-Xi Meet

Tariffs in Yuan: Is Iran Ringing the Bell on the Petrodollar Age?

Germany, NATO and the Price of a U.S. Retreat

Transatlantic Talk, But No Transatlantic Trust

Mamdani’s First 100 Days: All Walk, Some Retreat

Dictators’ Date in Pyongyang: A Treaty That Binds Russia’s Rogue Allies

Will Trump’s Pearl Harbor Remark Reopen an Old Wound?

A Reset Worth Betting On: Why Carney’s India Trip Matters

Begums Out, Patriarchy In: Why are Women Missing from Bangladesh’s New Dawn?

Inside the Purple State That Holds Up a Mirror to Us All

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