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Armenia at a Crossroads: Geopolitical Risks and Illusions
Nikol Pashinyan’s policies are increasingly at odds with Armenia’s national interests. Instead of strengthening its security, the country is facing new and increasingly serious threats.
NATO’s Rhetoric Heats up OVER Kaliningrad
Perhaps the most dangerous question facing Europe is no longer whether Russia and NATO could come into direct conflict, but where such a confrontation would begin—and how quickly it could spin out of control and draw everyone in.
From Seoul to Manila: How the Evolving GSOMIA Architecture Could Make the Western Pacific Less Secure
What makes the recent military-strategic developments orchestrated primarily by Japan, South Korea, Philippines and United States more dangerous than ever? And how can their impact on the Western Pacific be evaluated?
