Something important is happening across the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa. Wars that appear local are drawing in actors from ...

Written from the unique perspective of a former infantry officer of the late sixties, this paper examines the paradigm shift ...

Geopolitics was once understood principally through maps. Mountains protected states. Oceans separated them. Rivers ...

Gulf energy security is now a network-wide challenge, as escalating conflicts highlight the strategic vulnerability of the ...

- OPEC+'s control over oil prices collapsed as war closed the Strait of Hormuz and U.S. shale production plateaued. - Gulf ...

Vyas’s research ultimately points toward a financial world that remains highly connected but increasingly less synchronized. Global money has not stopped moving. It is simply becoming more selective ...

Stuck on today’s NYT Mini? Get every Across and Down answer for Wednesday, September 30, including MANGO, VENTI, PUGET and ...

Moscow’s nuclear rhetoric should be taken seriously. But Baltic states know grey zone attacks and territorial incursions are ...

The people of India and Pakistan share rivers, ecology, history and a common human destiny. The most faithful response to that shared inheritance is not to ...

Taiwan remains unresolved. China’s maritime capability continues to grow. Japan and Australia are strengthening their defence ...

Is Beijing trying to replace the U.S. as the dominant power in the international system? That question is important, but it ...

There are geographical locations whose strategic importance is completely disproportionate to their physical size. The Bab el ...