Suffocating debt payments have ignited a wave of protests against the Ruto administration, posing a major challenge to the integrity of Kenya’s state institutions.

Ad hoc and punitive approaches to Mediterranean migration are doomed to fail. Only a comprehension and cooperative approach based on mutual respect and shared responsibility can prevail. The Mediterranean Migration Forum (TMMF) is just that.

Japan and the Philippines, once bitter enemies, are moving toward ever greater military cooperation in an attempt to push back against China’s growing assertiveness in the South China Sea.

A concerted effort by Canada, the United States, and other Western allies is helping to secure the supply of critical minerals and easing price pressures in the process.

Japan’s annual China Security Report sees the zero-sum competition for and against the current international order only intensifying in the years to come.

After a long absence, Russian warships are once again docking in Cuba, signaling a reinvigoration of Russia-Cuba ties if not a complete return to the Cold War model.

If Washington truly wants a solution on the South China Sea, it needs to get out of the way of the regional claimants.

Examining how Beijing bolsters African ties via an effective combination of arms sales, military diplomacy, and logistical infrastructure investment.

NATO remains one of the smartest investments made by the US government in the past century, but that doesn’t mean reform isn’t needed.

The West gambled and lost on Ukraine, and the global system may never be the same.