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authors Archive for Mel Gurtov

Mel Gurtov

68 Articles

Mel Gurtov

68 Articles
Mel Gurtov, syndicated by PeaceVoice, is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Portland State University and blogs at In the Human Interest.

Articles by Mel Gurtov

ukraine
Op/Eds, Politics, U.S. & World

Analysis: Evaluating three ideas out there for peace plans for ending the war in Ukraine

Mel Gurtov
china
Op/Eds, Politics, U.S. & World

China’s seemingly endless upward progression hits economic, political wall

Mel Gurtov
japan
Environment, Op/Eds, Politics

The Fukushima tragedy resurfaces

Mel Gurtov
Environment, Op/Eds

No free lunch: The hidden costs of EVs

Mel Gurtov
china
Op/Eds, Politics

China’s (un)popularity

Mel Gurtov
russia
Op/Eds, Politics

Russia, Niger, and coup politics in Africa

Mel Gurtov
Israel
Op/Eds, Politics

The widening breach, in Israel and in Israel-US relations

Mel Gurtov
china
Op/Eds, Politics

APB: China’s faltering economy and its implications

Mel Gurtov
us china
Op/Eds, Politics

Assessing Treasury Secretary Yellen’s Beijing journey

Mel Gurtov
china
Op/Eds, Politics

Who needs Chinese scientists? America does

Mel Gurtov
russia
Op/Eds, Politics, U.S. & World

Prigozhin backs down from challenge to Putin: The coup that wasn’t

Mel Gurtov
india
Op/Eds, Politics, U.S. & World

Democracy has nothing to do with the increased closeness of the U.S., India

Mel Gurtov
donald trump
Op/Eds, Politics, U.S. & World

Donald Trump is what he has been since 2016: A threat to national security

Mel Gurtov
us china
Op/Eds, Politics, U.S. & World

China-U.S. relations thawing again over U.S. push for containment of CCP

Mel Gurtov
Henry Kissinger
Op/Eds, U.S. & World

Henry Kissinger at 100: Legacy tarnished by malevolent intentions, costly outcomes

Mel Gurtov
china
Op/Eds, Politics, U.S. & World

Communications has been an issue for U.S.-China relations: Can we get to a detente?

Mel Gurtov
korea
Op/Eds, Politics, U.S. & World

Do the ominous nuclear warnings to North Korea make South Korea safer?

Mel Gurtov
tiktok
Op/Eds, U.S. & World

The political case against TikTok sidesteps U.S. government spying on its own citizens

Mel Gurtov
china
U.S. & World

Macron plays right into Xi’s hands: France’s diplomatic disaster in China

Mel Gurtov
fascism
U.S. & World

Republicans expel the Black two of the Tennessee Three: A political lynching

Mel Gurtov
climate change
U.S. & World

The ticking climate time bomb: The clock is working against us on this one

Mel Gurtov
china
U.S. & World

China brokers of Saudi Arabia-Iran agreement: Why this is a huge deal

Mel Gurtov
korea
U.S. & World

Deepening tensions on the Korean peninsula demand new thinking in Washington

Mel Gurtov
russia ukraine
U.S. & World

No exit: Two proposals for peace in Ukraine that are doomed to go nowhere

Mel Gurtov
Israel
U.S. & World

Israel PM Netanyahu is pursuing a far-right agenda on two fronts

Mel Gurtov
china
U.S. & World

Economic diplomacy is at the center of China’s approach to Europe.

Mel Gurtov
china
U.S. & World

More on the China balloon episode: So much ado about so very little

Mel Gurtov
us china
U.S. & World

The U.S. government is overreacting to the Chinese surveillance balloon

Mel Gurtov
japan
U.S. & World

Is Japan’s new security profile more likely to deter rather than incite armed conflict?

Mel Gurtov
russia ukraine
U.S. & World

Ukraine can’t join NATO, but it is performing NATO’s mission: Defeating Russian aggression

Mel Gurtov
earth
U.S. & World

Assessing which is the bigger security threat to the U.S.: Russia, or China?

Mel Gurtov

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