The era of liberal internationalist foreign policy is dead, and the sooner European leaders realize this, the better off the ...

The Northern Sea Route holds out the appealing possibility of circumventing shipping chokepoints like Suez and Malacca, ...

The idea of the Kra Canal – a bypass for the Strait of Malacca – dates all the way back to 1677. But though the technical ...

The PKK’s unilateral disarmament marks a potential turning point in Kurdish relations with the Turkish state, but challenges ...

Examining the scope of President Trump’s new China tariffs, their likely consequences, and how they match up to previous ...

WWII global order is breaking down, and the new one that is now emerging shares some unsettling similarities with the 1930s.

Through its association with Saudi Arabia and other Middle East states, Japan must find a way to lead on human rights again. The growing partnership with Riyadh stands as a critical test.

Though the ‘maximum pressure’ of the first Trump administration was unsuccessful in deterring Iran, it’s about to make a comeback – and this time in a much more volatile Middle East.

Examining China’s military-wide modernization program, which is expanding Beijing’s power projection capabilities and rapidly narrowing the qualitative gap with the United States.

The move opens up new possibilities in the fight against cartels, but it’s not without its risks.

Examining the scope of President Trump’s new China tariffs, their likely consequences, and how they match up to previous rounds of the US-China trade war.

Increasingly desperate to ease Iran’s water crisis, the authorities are now looking to harness the likely toxic waters of the Aras River.