With Washington’s commitment to Europe now in doubt, NATO’s Baltic flank faces a brutal question: could Europe stop Russia without the US operating system at its centre? We examine the command gaps, r...

Argentina's incoming president has vowed to reclaim Falklands, but how likely is an actual invasion of the Falklands?

As Russia’s war and maritime insecurity disrupt old trade routes, the Middle Corridor has emerged as Eurasia’s strategic alternative. But can it ever compete on price, speed and reliability? This epis...

Once central to WWII victory and Cold War deterrence, strategic bombers remain vital for the US, Russia, and China. From precision strikes to missile salvos and secondary strike roles, each employs th...

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With Cyprus having now been divided for decades, and Turkey growing ever more assertive in the region, we bring together experts to examine Ankara’s position on the island, the potential consequences ...

As the perpetual battle for control of the eastern provinces of the DRC rages on, international alliances are beginning to shift, and new powers are starting to gain previously unseen footholds.

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London still claims Britain's future lies in the Indo-Pacific, but do the finances and decisions agree with the statement?

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As the arctic heats up, so do the geopolitical ambitions of the Arctic states, with the US, Russia and China all now moving into the area.

Timor-Leste stands at a crossroads, grappling with the legacies of Indonesian occupation, economic dependence on dwindling oil reserves.

With Russia becoming increasingly desperate for recruits, the Kremlin is being forced to adapt its strategy and messaging.

Part 2 of the Armed Forces of Central Asia Mini-Series, analysing the results of the research project's wargaming exercises.

Outlining the narrow set of keys that seperate the successful coups, from the one that end with everyone in prison.

With Karabakh now under Azerbaijani control and Russia distracted, Armenia is being forced to seek security elsewhere.

What are the true economic advantages and drawbacks of conscription, can it serve as an effective deterrent in modern conflicts?

Chinese private security companies (PSCs) are beginning to expand their influence in the global security market, but what is Beijing's goal?

Venezuela's chaotic election has plunged the country into chaos, so what will it mean for the conflict with Guyana?

As the dust settles on South Africa's most important election since 1994, the country stands on an edge, with only 5 years to fix everything