The highly personalized nature of the Eritrea regime has allowed Isaias Afwerki to remain in power for decades, but there’s ...

This week we examine warning signs that EU critical minerals policy is falling short in its diversification efforts, ...

The US war on cartels will not end the global drug economy. At best it will merely shift it, and Africa could become the next ...

The Trump Route for International Peace (TRIPP) perfectly encapsulates the US president’s preferred style of foreign policy: ...

Latin America should push back against US threats over Panama and Greenland, and the 1947 Rio Treaty provides the necessary ...

Recently, Russian state television has increasingly threatened NATO coastlines, especially Britain, with ‘Poseidon’ strikes as ‘punishment’ for their anti-Russian stance. But beyond these threats, ...

On January 3, US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, a move that has triggered a wider debate about exerting geoeconomic leverage over oil flows. Crucially, Washington’s stated intent ...

Iran’s diverse ethnic groups have formed a central pillar of recent and previous protest movements. But the prospect of bringing back the monarchy is a non-starter for many of them.

The Indo-Pacific has entered a more decisive phase. What once unfolded gradually at sea has now taken on sharper definition and intent. The January 2026 defense pact between Japan and the Philippines ...

The evident growth of terrorist networks and financing in Pakistan since 2022 suggests that the country’s removal from the FATF ‘grey list’ was premature.

The dissolution of global alliances represents a natural and logical shift toward a system of international relations that is more flexible in decision-making and more adaptive to current realities.