If Brussels hopes to confront the threat posed by irregular migration from Russia and Belarus, it must work collaboratively ...

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

How Iran navigates the new normal of Middle East geopolitics will shape not only its own regime survival but also the ...

This week we cover the sinking of two cargo ships in the Red Sea, Taiwan’s largest-ever military exercises, a violent ...

The recent US-Vietnam trade pact illustrates how Hanoi is becoming a strategic pivot point in a much larger geopolitical game ...

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

As US attention shifts away from the European theater under Trump’s leadership, Romania finds itself at a critical juncture ...

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

A pending transfer of six Abukama-class destroyers would ease operational attrition in the South China Sea. It could also serve as a template for Japanese defense deals elsewhere.

From the Mavi Marmara in 2010 to the Madelene in 2025, Israel’s attacks on humanitarian ships form a consistent pattern—one ...