Libya, visa, and trade issues have stymied France-Turkey relations, but instances of pragmatic cooperation over the past two years suggest the possibility of stabilization moving forward.

The US-Vietnam tariff deal is highly significant: disrupting Chinese-linked export routes, chipping away at ASEAN unity, and possibly even forcing a fundamental rethink of global manufacturing ...

Paris” dilemma won’t be going away, but it can be mitigated by a “Paris-for-Berlin” approach, which is more credible due to ...

Iran is a close ally that has long figured prominently in Russian strategic calculus, but events of the past month have ...

The rise of external AI giants underscores the urgency of developing homegrown language models that reflect Africa’s ...

Two wars rage in two distant regions, yet both are facets of the same struggle between revisionist regimes seeking to reshape ...

The recent EU–Canada pact is more than a diplomatic milestone; it is a strategic signal. It illustrates how Western allies ...

Milei’s ambitious plans for new AI data centers and a homegrown nuclear industry risk crashing against the rocks of the ...

When only one side abides by global norms, national interests are put at risk. The global environment has shifted, and it’s ...

This week we cover some of the latest developments in the Ukraine war, a high-profile peace agreement between Rwanda and the ...

The geopolitical risk of a potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz disproportionately falls on Asian states. It’s high time ...

The ‘ceteris paribus’ assumption of long-term forecasting tends to blind analysts to inevitable shifts in the political sphere, and nowhere is this more apparent than with China projections.