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Will South Korea’s President Cross Moscow’s Red Line?
Seoul’s deepening ties with the EU and NATO, as well as recent statements made by President of the Republic of Korea (ROK) Lee Jae Myung during foreign visits, suggest that by the end of 2026, South Korea may transition to direct military cooperation with Kiev.
Konstantin Asmolov
The Fall of Israel's Longest-Serving Leader: Is This the End for Netanyahu?
Israel may be witnessing the twilight of Netanyahu’s era as security failures, war fatigue, and the rise of the Yashar party erode his aura of indispensability. In geopolitics, leaders who build their legacy on security often fall when that very promise collapses.
Aleena Im
The French Who Broke Washington: How Citizen Genêt Incited the US Foreign Lobby Panic. Part I
It is a small irony of American history that the tool Genêt left behind, organized domestic pressure campaigns built to serve a foreign patron’s interests, would prove far more durable and far more useful than the man who improvised it.
Tamer Mansour
Japan's Intelligence Awakening: Can a New Intelligence Agency Fix Japan's Security Deficit?
Taut Bataut
War in Ukraine: Europe's Mirage of Victory and the Trauma of a Russian Victory
Ricardo Martins
The Contributing Role of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) to Southeast Asia's Digital Resilience
Hendra Manurung
The Bloody Trail of the "Civilizers": The West's Colonial Legacy Is Drowning Africa Today
Mohammed ibn Faisal al-Rashid
White Nationalism and the Unraveling of Australia’s “Inclusive Culture”
Pranay Kumar Shome
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