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The Bering Strait Tunnel: from intercontinental link to a governance ecosystem
Corridors are not simply lines on a map; they organise economic relationships, shape regional development, and redistribute strategic opportunities.
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Ukraine at the crossroads of global power and the changing international order
A territorial dispute between two nations carries ramifications far beyond either of them.
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Israel’s fateful election: a nation on the brink
Israel’s election is deciding far more than who governs. It will help determine whether the country can reclaim its democratic foundations, restore its international standing, and fulfill its founding promise.
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Will Iran will be Trump’s Vietnam?
A poor showing by MAGA Republicans could produce a hostile Congress willing to pursue aggressive oversight or even impeachment proceedings, potentially truncating the presidency.
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Trump’s energy deal with Russia raises difficult questions for Europe
Trump’s Russian diesel deal exposes a widening divide between Washington and Europe over how to end the war in Ukraine - and whose security comes first.
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The Narcissist in Chief
When a president confuses personal loyalty with public duty and self-glorification with leadership, democracy pays the price.
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Between Washington and Beijing: can Central Asia preserve its multi-vector technology policy?
Washington wants Central Asia to choose American AI over Chinese technology, but demanding loyalty could hand Beijing the advantage.
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The language of extermination: NAZA, artificial intelligence and Gaza
The IDF has marshalled its own response in a document accusing the filmmakers of presenting 'a distorted, misleading and disingenuous picture of the IDF's target planning and striking process'.
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The Muscat process: making dialogue a security capability
Gulf governments know how to threaten each other. But when an accident looks like an attack, do they know whom to call?
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Russia, China, and the changing Eurasian balance - and what does it mean for Ukraine?
How much genuine force do sovereignty, territorial integrity and international law retain
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Japan on the road to remilitarization
India, Russia, both Koreas and others are also asserting greater roles. The old binary is giving way to a more crowded and fluid strategic landscape.