Russia’s mass deployment of incarcerated prisoners to the frontlines of Ukraine makes for good economics if not ethics. But ...

This week we cover the corruption scandal in Ukraine which triggered the latest round of ongoing peace efforts, new suspected ...

Both the SAF and RSF may accept a short-term truce owing to international pressure or tactical regrouping, but neither will ...

The StraitBelt doctrine is an invitation to build a continental model where sovereignty is expressed through capability and ...

The South Korea summit wasn’t just about Trump and Xi. It was about the world they’re creating and Canada’s unprecedented ...

The Eastern DRC is experiencing one of the most severe security and humanitarian crises of the 21st century, and it will take ...

This week we cover escalating tensions between Japan and China, a timely intervention by President Trump to rescue the ...

Examining the political economy and geopolitical consequences of Israeli settlement policies in Gaza and the West Bank.

Across the narrow strait separating Taiwan from China lies a question that could define the century: what happens when ...

The C5+1 Summit is the latest of many historical attempts by Washington to engage with Central Asia, this time driven by ...

In an era of intensifying geopolitical competition, rising crises, and heightened maritime tension, the A26 and similar submarines illustrate that undersea warfare is no longer the exclusive domain of ...

Pakistan’s long-cherished notion of strategic depth in Afghanistan has devolved into strategic deadlock, with both parties increasingly viewing each other as threats rather than allies.