September 2, 2026 Fixed an editing error that incorrectly indicated Javier, not Flávio, was hosted at the White House in May 2026. Brazil’s presidential election ...

There is no doubt that US sanctions will ramp up Iran’s economic pain. Far less certain is that they’ll create the diplomatic ...

China balancing act tests whether friend-shoring can remain effective when excluded entities can relocate inside the trusted ...

The Iran war has become the organizing conflict of Middle East geopolitics: American and Israeli strikes, Iranian retaliation by drone and proxy, and a standoff over the Strait of Hormuz that keeps ...

President Trump’s tariffs aren’t just a one-off episode of economic nationalism – they are evidence that the post-war liberal international order is giving way to something new.

Russia’s Arctic buildup is a five-dimensional threat. Countering it means right-sizing Russia — neither paranoia nor ...

The structural composition of China’s R&D expenditure reveals a highly disciplined strategic calculus. Historically, Beijing ...

Seoul is offering Abu Dhabi joint development and co-export rights on the KF-21, but the jet's US-controlled engine means ...

Jakarta framed its August passing exercise with the Chinese navy as routine maritime diplomacy. But this is not the case.

Saudi Arabia’s maritime coalition would unite an otherwise fragmented regional security structure and defang Iran’s regional proxies, starting with the Houthis. But success won’t come easy.