There’s certainly a will behind BRICS de-dollarization efforts, but finding a way won’t be easy.

To retain the competitive edge it currently enjoys, the United States must take active steps to create and harness the next wave of artificial intelligence.

Post-coup relations remain fraught between Niger and Benin, evident in Porto Novo’s decision to shut down a key oil pipeline and economic lifeline for Niamey.

Examining the economic and security imperatives underpinning China’s ongoing support, notably in the maritime domain, for longtime ally Pakistan.

Ukrainian lands and people have been an integral part of European politics and values for more than thousand years.

The newly-established informal Squad alliance hints at a new security concept that is now crystallizing in the Indo-Pacific.

At the heart of the Russo-Ukrainian war lies a zero-sum logic that is rooted in the hierarchical relations between Russia and the West post-Cold War.

Belgrade looks to reap the economic benefits of a closer alignment with Beijing, but the diplomatic dynamic may not be ‘win-win’ so far as Serbia’s future EU ascension is concerned.

Exploring the constellation of proxies and armed groups that underpin political power and levers of external influence across the Middle East.

Is the yen’s recent weakness business-as-usual, or are there deeper, more structural problems at work here?