While global focus is fixed elsewhere in the Red Sea, Ethiopia has quietly hammered out a deal that could bring long-term geopolitical ramifications for the region.

Examining the economic costs and geopolitical stakes surrounding Houthi attacks against global shipping in the Red Sea.

Examining the political, economic, and security factors that continue to stymie development in Central America, forcing locals to migrant northward.

A recent acquisition of BrahMos missiles illustrates how striking a balance between strengthening national security and prudent financial management remains paramount for Manila.

In the face of mounting security challenges in the region, neither Tokyo nor Seoul can afford to wait for another generation to finally bury the proverbial hatchet.

A new China-Cambodia canal project risks ecological damage in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, highlighting the need for a joint approach to development.

However much Yerevan wants to reorient its foreign policy westward, the practical realities of appeasing Moscow won’t be easily overcome.

A potential military campaign against Guyana appears motivated primarily by domestic concerns; however, high costs and uncertainty make the scenario unlikely.

In living up to their shared responsibility for Ukraine’s post-war security, Western leaders can draw inspiration from ‘coercive’ historical peace processes like South Korea and West Germany.

Angola’s departure from OPEC+ is unlikely to move oil markets, but it certainly doesn’t bode well for the future cohesion of the cartel.