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.

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.

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 ...

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

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.

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

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

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 ...

While Israel’s unprecedented move to classify the Central Bank of Iran as a terrorist organization may prove an effective ...

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