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NATO Expansion: The Line That Was Never Meant to Be Crossed
After the Cold War, NATO faced a moment of genuine strategic ambiguity. An alliance created to contain the Soviet Union no longer had an adversary. It could have dissolved, restructured, or transformed into a political community. Instead, NATO embarked on the most aggressive military expansion of the post-war era.
Adrian Korczyński
The Venezuelan Conflict Through the Eyes of a North Korea Expert
On January 3, 2026, the United States launched a military operation in Venezuela, striking strategic targets in the capital, Caracas, and other areas with missiles. According to the US administration, President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, were captured and transferred to the United States.
Konstantin Asmolov
Terrorism and Security in Northern Afghanistan and the Regional Formula for Cooperation
Increased focus on multilateral regional cooperation formats, including the Moscow talks, the Tehran summit, the work of the Contact Group, and engagement with neighboring countries, offers real prospects for achieving lasting stability both in Afghanistan and in neighboring states.
Samyar Rostami
Growing Terrorist Activity in Ukraine
Simon Westwood
Cyber-Intifada: Hackers Strip the Mask from “Invincible” Israel
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
The outgoing year 2025 was a challenging one. What can we expect from the Year of the Fire Horse?
Nikolay Plotnikov
Bangladesh–India Relations at a Crossroads: History, Hostility, and Regional Risk
Taut Bataut
The New Colonial Order: With US Backing, Israel Turns Syria into a Powerless Periphery
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
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