Iraq is gearing up for a critical test of the state’s political stability in November, with a number of internal and external ...

The ongoing rift in US-India relations has shed light on some longstanding contradictions in the relationship, and while the ...

The chaotic conclusion of the decades-long Nagorno-Karabakh dispute was a blow to Russian influence in the South Caucasus.

This week we examine signs of India pushback against the latest Trump tariffs, a controversial plan to re-occupy Gaza being ...

The recent $6.7 billion arms agreement between Poland and South Korea marks a major step forward for Warsaw, establishing it ...

By actively disengaging from Africa, Washington is ceding additional influence to an already-prominent Chinese presence on ...

Narratives of a ‘greater India,’ or civilizational state reaching back thousands of years have paid dividends in domestic ...

As it marks three decades of ASEAN membership, Vietnam stands not just as a participant, but as a pillar of the bloc. But if ...

If the Trump administration is serious about creating a new security architecture in the Middle East, it cannot afford to leave Yemen out of the equation. The shockwaves of the US and Israeli strikes ...

The 15% rate imposed by the recent EU-US trade deal will fundamentally restructure trade, energy, and defense flows across the Atlantic, advancing US economic and strategic priorities and putting the ...

This week we cover the new US-EU trade deal, ongoing fighting at the Thailand-Cambodia border, signs of a new permanent partition of Sudan, and the geopolitical consequences of a failed recall ...

A deal between the US DoD and MP Materials to restart rare earth production at Mountain Pass in California is a page out of China’s industrial policy rulebook. But it will be years before US domestic ...