NATO says it never loses Russia's submarines. Its own spokesman is more careful, and two severed Norwegian cables remain unexplained.
Recent developments in Greenland and the Falklands reveal the divergence in Europe’s strategic geography and the EU’s institutional geography.
Moscow talks on Afghanistan ended without a joint statement. Pakistan and Kabul need a way to verify militant-sanctuary claims, not another text.
Georgian Dream blames a secret 'Global War Party' for Western pressure, so it can attack US and EU policy while promising ...
Israel’s recognition of Somaliland highlights how regional competition over the statelet is fusing conflict zones in the Middle East and Horn of Africa.
Ukraine shot down 90% of Russia’s propeller drones. Against the jet-powered Gerans, that number collapses to 60%.
The significance of Iran’s BRICS bank bid is not in what it provides Tehran economically, but what it signals for the future of Iranian politics.
China now fields 104 modern destroyers and frigates to Japan's 52. How the balance between the PLA Navy and Japan's MSDF has ...
Sabotage, drones and cyberattacks sit below NATO's Article 5. Von der Leyen's counter-hybrid playbook is Europe's attempt to ...
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have a new joint telecom regulator as Russian satellite deals advance. Who will control the ground stations and the data?
Kaga now flies F-35Bs and Izumo is next. Why Japan’s carrier turn is less about the name on the hull than about flexibility, survivability, and the US alliance.
The Trump-Xi summit delivered a two-month trade truce and little else. What the thin outcome means for Vietnam, Malaysia, and ...
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