The Sahel has become a laboratory for transnational insurgency, where military activity, criminal economies, separatist conflicts, and cross-border mobility reinforce one another.
The July 6 missile test sends a strong signal on China’s maturing sea-based nuclear second-strike capability – but who’s the ...
Hafnium stands apart: its market the smallest, its price appreciation the steepest, and its production data the most opaque ...
The Iran war demonstrates how the Gulf needs layered air defense systems that can pivot between mass and sophisticated ...
When Daedalus built wings to escape from Crete, he gave his son Icarus one instruction: fly the middle course. Too low, and the sea spray would soak the feathers. Too high, and the sun would melt the ...
The Multilateral Defence Mechanism (MDM), advanced by the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Finland, and Poland, is a treaty-based body designed to aggregate demand and run joint procurement, intended ...
The growing fragmentation of the global energy landscape has elevated energy security from a primarily economic concern to a central pillar of national security and foreign policy. Geopolitical ...
There is a dangerous illusion at the heart of the Indo-Pacific. It is not China’s growing maritime power. Nor is it the expanding network of alliances stretching from Washington through Tokyo to ...
In June 2026, Singapore laid out a plan to become a settlement and storage center for gold traded during Asian hours. At the Asia-Pacific Precious Metals Conference, Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong ...