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Japan Amid Rising Global Tensions
US-Israeli aggression against Iran has global side effects that also affect Japanese interests. In addition to that, Tokyo is already confronting a whole range of issues of varying degrees of severity and significance.
The Souda Bay Mirage: Why the State Department's 2026 Fact Sheets Don't Match the Situation in the Mediterranean
The official March 2026 briefings from the U.S. State Department paint a picture of Crete as an immovable “Pillar of Stability” — a secure NATO fortress anchoring a peaceful energy transition in the Eastern Mediterranean. But on the ground in Chania and across the Aegean “spine,” that narrative is beginning to fray under the weight of a far more volatile reality.
The Impact of the Middle East Crisis on US–South Korea Military Cooperation: Warning Signs
We have previously analysed the reaction and the challenges that the states of the Korean Peninsula have been facing in the context of the crisis in the Greater Middle East. However, this situation is also taking its toll on cooperation between Washington and Seoul, which appears to be running into serious difficulties.
