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Russian Provocations on NATO Members Are the Pretext Putin Wants to Save His Regime

Over the past several months, Russia has increased hybrid warfare activities such as acts of sabotage and potential terrorist attacks across Europe. Though Moscow...

German General Carsten Breuer Elected to Head NATO Military Committee

General Carsten Breuer from Germany has been chosen as the next head of NATO's military committee, a key advisory body for the alliance's political...

NATO Defence Chiefs Meet in Copenhagen

NATO's top Military Authority, the NATO Military Committee, held its annual conference with Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, the Chair, leading discussions among 32 Allied...

How the Houthis’ Control of Bab el-Mandeb Could Reshape Red Sea Shipping

Yemen's civil war has returned to the centre of a much wider regional conflict. In September, the Iran-aligned Houthis launched a rapid offensive along...

China’s Middle East Security Strategy: Can Beijing Build a Regionally-Led Order?

President Xi Jinping's visit to Cairo was not a protocol visit. It was a doctrine declaration. At a highly sensitive moment: an open war in...

The War That Survived Its Enemy

Twenty-five years after September 11, the Twin Towers are gone from New York’s skyline, Osama bin Laden has been dead for more than fifteen...

China’s Red Sea Strategy: How Ports Could Expand Beijing’s Maritime Influence

The Chinese presence in the Red Sea and Horn of Africa ports and projects is deeply significant, given its connection to trade and supply...

The Burke Index: An Attempt to Measure the Real Autonomy of the State

Sovereignty is usually understood as a legal status: a state is recognized, possesses territory and institutions of government, and formally has the right to...

How Russia is reshaping its missile campaign against Ukraine

The war in Ukraine is entering another dangerous phase as Russia increasingly relies on large scale missile and drone attacks to pressure Ukraine’s already...

UK-EU Reset: Is Financial Decoupling and Energy Security Undermining the New Partnership?

Three years after Brexit, the UK-EU relationship is not converging. Financial services are diverging deliberately, defense integration is off limits, and energy markets face...

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Britain Should Expand Humanitarian Cooperation in the South China Sea

The United Kingdom (UK) should expand humanitarian cooperation in...

Europe Is Spending More on Defence. Can It Buy Together?

European countries spent €115 billion on defence equipment in...

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2026 US Midterm Elections Explained: Key Dates, Battleground Races and What’s at Stake

Early voting has been ongoing for weeks ahead of...
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