Russia holds its strongest position in the Black Sea region since 1991 and is poised to strengthen it further, especially if its war against Ukraine ends to its advantage. Oct. 30: The NUSRET-2025 ...

Four years after seizing power, Myanmar’s military is conducting phased elections it openly admits will exclude large parts of the country. March 20, 2021: A family crosses a frontline between ...

The second Trump administration, in its first 12 months, is instituting a wide-ranging regulatory overhaul to cut red tape and reduce regulation. The reforms are central elements of the president’s ...

Conflict between nations will never disappear, and the cost of unpreparedness is high. The inevitability of war was once clearly understood, but the lesson has faded ...

Giorgia Meloni is emerging as Europe’s unexpectedly resilient leader, reshaping Italy’s politics and influencing continental dynamics. June 2024: Italians at a campaign rally in Rome pose for a ...

Trump’s presidency showcases disruptive strategic methods that require observing actions rather than traditional policy frameworks. Dec. 4: President Donald Trump in Washington, D.C., at a peace ...

Europe’s gravest danger is not external but internal: a loss of confidence that weakens defense, fuels impotence and leaves the continent vulnerable. Europe’s ...

The youth-led Gen-Z 212 movement is spreading rapidly across Morocco, calling for investment in social programs and ...

Factory-built reactors offer a scalable, low-carbon solution for climate and digital needs yet still face legacy challenges to nuclear deployment. July 2023: The factory-assembled core of a small ...

The European Union is losing in a human resources race as global rivals outpace the bloc in attracting skilled talent. European schools, labs and start-ups often fail to attract the continent’s ...

More than 340 million Christians faced significant persecution in 2025, making the world’s largest faith its most marginalized – yet the world barely blinks. Religious persecution, especially ...

The Visegrad Group faces diminishing influence as shifting interests and politics reshape Central Europe’s model for cooperation. The prime ministers of Slovakia, Poland, the Czech Republic and ...