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When International Institutions Cannot Stop States from Walking Away: The IWT and the Limits of International Law

The continuing proceedings under the Indus Waters Treaty have exposed an uncomfortable contradiction at the heart of the international system: international institutions can create...

Washington’s Divisions Over the Iran War: Victory or Exit?

The Iran war has entered a stage for Washington in which deciding how to end it may prove more difficult than deciding how to...

Canadians March off to fight a Trade War while Europe Watches

Authors: Raymond James Floreani and Julian Spencer Churchill PhD Friday, August 21st, 2026, is a day that will certainly be etched into the minds of...

When Censorship Becomes Law: The Taliban’s Transformation of Information Control

From Media Restrictions to a Legal Architecture of Silence The most consequential development in Afghanistan's information environment may no longer be the individual restrictions imposed...

Saudi Arabia’s backing for Sudan’s Burhan means enduring military rule

Saudi Arabia’s claim to oppose outside interference in Sudan is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. Riyadh is no longer merely a venue for mediation...

America Needs the Western Alliance More Than the Western Alliance Needs Trump

U.S. President Donald Trump's scaling-back of joint military exercises with South Korea is the latest impulsive and thoughtless decision in an accumulation of foreign...

Egypt and China’s 2026 Military Drills: What They Mean for US and Israeli Security

The second iteration of the joint air exercise Eagles of Civilization 2026 commenced on the Egyptian lands in August 2026, involving the Egyptian and...

The Crowded Table: Why Four Mediators Have Failed to Fix the Pakistan Afghanistan Ceasefire

The ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan resembles a ghost. It exists on paper but peace remains missing on the ground. Along the Durand Line,...

Is Washington Quietly Resetting Its Approach to Ending the War in Ukraine?

Land can be surrendered only once. A security guarantee can be reconsidered whenever a government changes or another war demands Washington’s attention. This becomes...

Setting Terms and Deciding Agendas: Opacity and Division in Iranian and American Leadership

On Saturday, the Iranian Foreign Ministry announced that a navigation map had been agreed upon in diplomatic talks with Oman. The Iranian spokesman emphasised...

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