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China’s Global Governance Initiative: How Should Europe Respond in the Global South?
Debate in Europe about China’s global role now rarely escapes the language of competition. The Belt and Road Initiative, the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative… Read more
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China’s Global Governance Initiative: How Should Europe Respond in the Global South?
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Refuse the Terms, Not the Technology: Europe’s Palantir Procurement is Forfeiting Strategic Optionality
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Rallied around the authorities, ready to escalate. How Putin is using the result of the State Duma election
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Is It Time to Pick Sides in the Global AI Race? Why Forced Exclusivity Could Backfire?
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Why Kyrgyzstan is Central Asia’s Most Persistent Sanctions Evasion Pathway
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Panama’s Ports: A New Front in the U.S. China Rivalry for the Western Hemisphere
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The French Military’s Renewed Defence Agreement with Chad
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Ukraine’s Freyja Missile Defence: Wartime Innovation, European Industrial Integration, and the Future of Ballistic Missile Interception
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What lies behind Mongolia’s fuel crisis?
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Uncovering the CCP Transnational Repression in the UK
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Humanoid Robots Might Be the Next Battlefield in US-China Tech Competition. China Has the High Ground
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Who Actually Gets the Refund? The Distributional Gap in America’s $166 Billion Tariff Reversal
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How GENAI Has Turned the Human Mind Into a Theatre of Conflict
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Export-by-Innovation: Britain’s Unique Strategy in Arming Ukraine
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What Comes with the Yen Rescue?
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The Drone War in Sudan: How External Support Is Reshaping the Conflict
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From scientific excellence to commercial success: addressing Europe’s pharmaceutical competitiveness gap
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Powering Singapore, Transforming Indonesia? Why the Indonesia-Singapore Electricity Deal Could Accelerate (or Complicate) Indonesia’s Energy Transition
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Can the US Navy’s Acquisition Strategy Deliver a Hybrid Fleet?
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What DeepSeek reveals about the EU AI Act
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Colombia’s Hardline Turn: Regional Security Risks Ten Years After the Peace Agreement
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Why the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement is Not a New NATO
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Colombia-US: Realignment on Security
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Can the US-South Korea Alliance Survive Trump 2.0
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Joint Rapid Reaction Forces: Unified Command or Duplicated Structure?
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Attaching liability to agentic identity: How existing law could govern agentic systems
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The $18 Billion Question: What Helsing Reveals About Europe’s Broken Defence Procurement Culture
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The EU should rethink its critical mineral strategy in Africa
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Remote Work As A Vector of Strategic Risk
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The 17th Conference of Defense Ministers of the Americas: How Has the “Donroe Doctrine” Affected the Relationships Between Nations in the Western Hemisphere?
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Inside the Sixth-Generation Fighter Divide
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Scrap Access is Becoming Critical to Mineral Supply Chain Competition
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Inside the Cyberattacks on US Water Infrastructure
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Understanding the Designation Paradox
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Iran as Leverage: How Allied Reluctance on Iran Is Reshaping US Security Commitments
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Japan Conducts First Tomahawk Live-Fire Test: Implications for US-Japan Maritime Strategy
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The New Caribbean Front: Are Beijing and Moscow reshaping Cuban Defence Strategy?
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Japan’s Nuclear Posture: Between pacifist identity and regional security pressures
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Canada and the Global Combat Air Program (GCAP): Implications for the Canada-US Relationship?
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US Procurement and Korean Shipbuilding: The Legislative Question and the Political Economy of Shipbuilding
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Administered, Not Claimed: Where Japan’s Deterrence Actually Holds
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The hidden security risks of AI supply chain
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The India-China Rapprochement: Sustainable or Temporary?
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Building a Party Beyond Xi: Purges, Personal Loyalty, and the Future of China’s Political Elite
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The Berlin Pride terrorist Attack: How Europe remains vulnerable
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Assessment of the Pentagon’s Reported Shift Towards Tactical Nuclear Weapons
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How Washington Turned the USMCA Review Into a Recurring Extraction Mechanism
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Australia’s “Soft Power” Tactics in the Pacific
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Germany Redeploys Ships Positioned for Hormuz Mission: Conditional Naval Commitments
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Looming Giant: China’s CXMT IPO Will Pressure Korean-led Memory Chip Ecosystem
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Task Force Talon Synapse: What is new, Who really benefits and What does it mean for the region?
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Not Just an Ally’s Favor: The Treasury Logic Behind the US-Japan Yen Intervention
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Ukraine’s Patriot Plans: Viability Within Europe’s Wider Aim of Strategic Autonomy?
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The Main Ground Combat System: From Joint Platform to Platform-Independent Technology
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The Latent Side of Energy Security: Evidence from Artificial Intelligence Policy in the EU
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Strengthening Taiwan’s Asymmetric Maritime Defences
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Estonia Ramps Up Baltic Drone and Defence Collaboration Amidst Tensions
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Nvidia’s Asian Buyer Whitelist and the Gaps in US Chip Export Controls
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Cyberattacks Driven by Autonomous AI Agents: A Step Change in the Threat Landscape
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What the Hormuz Crisis Has Revealed About China’s Oil Independence
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Forced-Labor Tariffs vs. Forced Labor Sanctions
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New China-led AI Organization Challenges Western Dominance
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Can the Philippines Compete for EU De-risking Investment? Lessons from Vietnam’s Regulatory Reforms
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Foreign Affairs Remains Andy Burnham’s Political Twilight Zone
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Institutionalising Deep Strike: Ukraine’s New Long-Range Command
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Whose Rules Will Govern the South China Sea
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Fast Vaccines, Slow Government: Understanding the Biodefense Gap
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How the Iran War is Fueling a New Nuclear Arms Race
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The Collapse of the US-Iran Ceasefire
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China’s Influence on South Korea-Mongolia Economic Relations
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Suva in the Crosshairs: What China’s reaction to the Australia-Fiji treaty reveals about the limits of bilateral security in the Pacific
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What France’s Bastille Day Military Parade Means for the Future of European Defence
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Multilateral Governance versus Unilateral Mining in the Deep Seabed
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Azerbaijan’s Growing Defence Partnership with Italy: Potential implications for the military balance of power in the South Caucasus
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Drones and the New M.A.D
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What is Missing from the EU-South Korea Tech and Semiconductor Relationship
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The Lebanese ‘Pilot Zone’ Initiative
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The India-EU Security and Defence Partnership (SDP) – Prospects and Constraints
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Drone Hybrid Warfare in Germany
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Sea of Azov Strikes: A new stage for Black Sea Shipping and Grain Markets
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NATO 3.0: Looking Back at Ankara
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Psychological Warfare in the Gulf
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The Case Against AI Passports (and where policy should go next)
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ISIS in Syria and the Potential for Resurgence
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AI as the New Frontier of China’s “Cheaper and Better” Growth Model
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Assessing Canada’s Trade Diversification Strategy
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The Expiring Chokepoint: EUV Lithography and the Coming Test of Western Technological Leverage
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If It’s Legal, Why Can’t Apple Buy Chinese Memory
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The Security Implications of Scottish Independence
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The Indus Waters Treaty – An Idol Put On Hold
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Peru’s Election and Broader Implications of the New Populist-Right Wave in South America
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From Diversity to Violence: Ethnicity, Emotions, and Conflict
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The EU’s New Proposal to Sanction Migrant Smugglers
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The Global AI Investment Race: Can Southeast Asia Capture the Next Wave?
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Greenland as Leverage: Trump Connects Territorial Claims to Threats of US Troop Withdrawal from Europe
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Data Centres are the New Pipelines
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Can Article 42.7 Become Europe’s Credible Defence Fallback?
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The State of Syria’s Security Reconstruction
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Pricing the Pivot: Market Optimism, Historical Precedent, and Execution Risk in de la Espriella’s Colombia
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Japan and India Hedge Against an Uncertain Asia
