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After Hormuz, Gulf Security Cannot Survive on Deterrence Alone

The Strait of Hormuz has rarely been spoken about outside of emergency language: naval escorts, insurance rates, oil prices, missile ranges, LNG disruption and...

The Sovereignty Paradox: ASEAN’s Energy Transition and the Region’s Unity

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit that opened in the Philippines on 7 May 2026 placed energy security at the center of...

Will Keir Starmer Be Forced Out? UK Local Election Results Raise Pressure on Labour Leader

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans to continue as leader, despite heavy losses in local elections raising doubts about his ability to govern. Critics...

When Germany Leads the Rise of the European Union’s Defense

A major change is underway in Europe. Germany, which for seventy years took a passive and cautious approach to military matters due to the...

Rethinking Chemical Weapons Governance in the Age of AI

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed the ways knowledge is generated and experiments are conducted across disciplines. Chemistry is one of the scientific disciplines which...

Iran War Peace Talks and Hormuz Reopening: Key Points Included in Negotiations

The U. S. and Iran are currently working on a temporary agreement to halt the war, focusing on a limited deal rather than a...

‘Africa Forward Summit’ Envisions Sustainable, Balanced Partnerships

For decades, France and all of Europe have been key partners, providing diverse development support for Africa. But the time has indeed changed. With...

Why the EU’s Energy Transition Is a Geopolitical Security Imperative

For decades, the European Union's pursuit of clean energy was framed almost entirely as an environmental project, a moral obligation to future generations, a...

Egyptian military bases: a strategic linchpin for China’s interests in the Eastern Med and Red Sea

Chinese military and intelligence analyses for 2025 and 2026 indicate that China views the expansion of the Egyptian Armed Forces in establishing numerous naval...

Japan needs ASEAN’s industrial geography more than ever

Japan’s economic security strategy is entering a harder phase. For much of the past decade, Tokyo’s supply chain policy has been framed around diversification...

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Can a US–Saudi Nuclear Deal Reshape the Middle East Without Israeli Normalization?

For years, Washington hoped it could reach one big...

Is Central Asia Finally Breaking Free from Russia’s Strategic Shadow?

For decades, geography gave Russia an enormous advantage in...

Japan’s Two-Track China Strategy Is a Model for US Allies

Japan's simultaneous pursuit of hard Taiwan deterrence and quiet...

The Atlantic–Pacific Bridge: From Magellan to Panama to a New Era of Connectivity

For centuries, the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans were separated...
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