Current History is the culmination of decades of self-study of history, policy, and foreign affairs. I was an engineer by trade, but I’ve always had a passion for these subjects. Life came along and led me to a new path, which was more a return to the old.

During COVID it was just a hobby, and now it’s transforming into a career. Now, this writing is backed by graduate-level studies in international relations and years of involvement with policy-based non-profits.

I believe there is a need and a desire for a new type of foreign policy that is a return to the old. The question I seek to answer is: how can watching the currents of history help us understand policy here and around the world?

That is a question that will be answered in part but never in full. But, those parts just might help us build a better, more peaceful world, and what else can we ask for?

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