Europe is no longer asking if war with Russia is coming. It’s asking when. From Berlin to the Baltic Sea, policymakers are ...

As Swahili becomes a lingua franca for the age of AI, African states must ask: are we digital users, or digital custodians?

At a time when the U.S. faces a credibility deficit in much of the world, cutting off one of the few institutions designed to ...

This week we cover a recent US assessment on damage to Iran’s nuclear sites, the situation in southern Syria, and the bond market repercussions of another LDP electoral drubbing in Japan.

Though separated by a decade, these two high-profile air tragedies invite a comparative analysis of both the technical circumstances and geopolitical consequences surrounding them.

Tracing the historical evolution of Israel’s doctrine of pre-emptive deterrence, from its introduction under the Begin ...

BRICS Rio Summit reflects a contradiction at the heart of the bloc: while US trade threats underscore the relevance of BRICS ...

Russia’s Taliban recognition could be the start of a trend; however, Afghanistan’s (partial) reintegration into the ...

The decision by IP4 leaders to skip the recent NATO Hague summit reflects the ascent of more local geopolitical issues over ...

The Canada-EU Security and Defence Partnership may not represent a systemic shift, but it’s an important step toward ...

Türkiye’s strategic geography, expanding export focus, and manufacturing capabilities are positioning it as a key player in ...

The world depends on Taiwan’s semiconductors, but Taiwan’s survival must depend on more than just faith in external intervention.