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China Recalibrates Military Outreach, Strengthening Officer Training for Africa and Arab States
Following the Gaza War, China, through the leadership of the Central Military Commission “CMC” and the National Defense University of the People's Liberation Army...
Europe’s Arctic Moment: Greenland, NATO, and the Strategic Imperative at Davos
When Erik the Red named the land Greenland in the latter part of the 10th century, he realized a timeless truth about politics that...
NATO’s cracks that will never heal
Whether Trump ever invades Greenland or not is almost beside the point. The damage is already done. The sentence has been spoken, the thought...
When The Pope Talks About Multilateralism
What if I told you that the Pope, beyond his shepherding on how his followers should conduct their daily lives, also speaks extensively about...
China Weighs In on Egypt–Israel Intelligence Coordination
The period between 2025 and 2026 witnessed a significant increase in the level and scope of intelligence, military, and security cooperation between the Egyptian...
From Soft Law to Hard Rules: Pushing for Binding AI Governance in ASEAN
At the closing ceremony of the 47th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit, the Philippines assumed the ASEAN chairmanship under President Ferdinand Marcos...
Governing the Unseen: AI, Dual-Use Biology, and the Illusion of Control
The most important security threats of the twenty-first century do not announce themselves anymore by troop movements or missile tests. They appear noiselessly, in...
Russian Cyberwarfare Doctrine and America’s Counterstrategy
Since the mid 1990s, the Russian Federation has used various forms of cyberwarfare against the U.S. as part of its “information confrontation strategy.” This...
Beijing’s View of Egypt’s Intelligence Chief and Cairo’s Role in Gaza
China views Major General Hassan Rashad, the current head of the Egyptian General Intelligence Directorate under President “Abdel Fattah El-Sisi”, as a pivotal figure...
A Year of Anarchy and the South and Central Asia
No sooner had 2026 begun than dramatic events in world politics followed one after another. The problem is not even the speed of these...