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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...

Is NATO Ready for the Next War? Ukraine Raises New Questions

Russia’s war in Ukraine has become more than a test of military endurance. It has also become a live laboratory for modern warfare, exposing...

Houthi Advance Tests the Mecca Agreement and Middle East Defense

The Houthi advance in Yemen and the Red Sea region is creating upheavals in the Middle Eastern security structure in general and the conflict...

Undersea Cables as the Next Chokepoint

The cables linking Svalbard to mainland Norway were not cut this spring. Even so, an encounter nearby raised an awkward question about how they...

France Offered Europe a Nuclear Umbrella. Nobody Has Checked What’s Actually Under It

When Emmanuel Macron stepped up at the ÃŽle Longue submarine base on 2 March 2026, he was not simply updating French defense doctrine. He...

The Politics of Shared Scarcity

Five weeks before the war against Iran began, the Pentagon published a strategy warning that the United States could find itself facing simultaneous major...

Riyadh Asked for Direct Protection and Washington Said No — That Answer Is the Story

By offering Saudi Arabia intelligence and targeting help but declining direct military protection after the East-West pipeline strike, Washington has quietly redefined the 80-year...

Why Trump’s Ukraine Energy Truce May Not Fix the Global Diesel Crunch

U.S. President Donald Trump's effort to broker an energy infrastructure truce between Russia and Ukraine could remove one immediate threat to global fuel markets,...

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Could North Korea’s Border Threats Trigger a New Clash With South Korea?

North Korea has ordered its border troops to take...

Trading the Border for the Ministries: Europe’s Quiet Exit From Armenia’s Strategic Terrain

On 19 February 2027, the mandate of the European...

Why the EU’s Russian LNG Ban Will Outlast the Hormuz Winter

The Item Missing From the Agenda On Monday, the Irish...

Rosatom’s Africa Push: How Russia Is Expanding Its Energy Influence Across the Continent

The geopolitical situation is rapidly changing and impacting Africa's...
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