We must re-balance civil-military relations in Pakistan’s politics, but doing so requires first and foremost that we acknowledge the intrinsically political nature of the military.

A high-level visit by the Recep Tayyip Erdogan marks the culmination of a years-long thaw in Egypt-Turkey relations.

Recent military build-ups along the Guyana border strike a stark contrast with earlier steps toward a diplomatic resolution on Essequibo.

Economic blowback is beginning to mount as a political crisis grinds one of Africa’s democratic exemplars to a halt.

An impending Israeli offensive in Rafah is creating new frictions with Israel’s long-term allies, notably Egypt, and imperiling any possibility of normalization with the Arab world.

Pakistan’s general election was supposed to be a pivot back to ‘business as usual.’ Instead, it has raised thorny questions that strike at the heart of the state’s institutions.

A new mega-deal between Sinohydro Corp and China Railway Group promises $7 billion in infrastructure investment for the Democratic Republic of Congo, a country that has struggled to leverage its vast mineral wealth as a development engine.

Now over half a century since the War on Drugs was launched, has the broader campaign against the cartels become a forever war in Ecuador?

EU countries are stepping up to provide Ukraine with the military aid it needs, but the outsize role hitherto played by Washington will not be easily filled.

Once the substantive is separated from the symbolic, Russia-Serbia relations appear more about elite opportunism than any historical bond.