A letter written by then-vice president Biden in 2016 provides insight into the president’s future approach to New Start and engagement with Moscow.

The struggle for influence in Tunisia reflects a new, Cold War-like dynamic that is descending on Northern Africa.

In a geopolitical David and Goliath story, Caracas' heavy-handed attempted land grab for the oil-rich Essequibo region has failed (for now) due in large part to deft regional diplomacy.

Pakistan’s general election could be highly consequential in determining the character of many of the country’s most important foreign relations.

The fight between two private security contractors – Bancroft and Wagner – for leverage in the Central African Republic is the perfect distillation of wider US-Russia geopolitical competition in Africa.

Burgeoning German-Qatari defense cooperation is being derailed by domestic politics in Germany, posing no small number of uncertainties moving forward.

The decision to delay Senegal’s elections represents a historical event, and one could determine the country’s political trajectory for the years to come.

The EU managed to forge consensus in the face of centrifugal forces over the Ukraine war; however, such clashes remain a feature rather than a bug in the European project.

In the wake of the Ukraine war, Astana has been forced to strike a balance between enforcing US sanctions and ensuring its own domestic economy does not suffer collateral damage.

UN Chief António Guterres recently declared Africa as the new “epicenter” of global terrorism. Recent developments across the Sahel and beyond are corroborating the view.