The collapse of the Black Sea grain removes an important force for economic and diplomatic stability, with serious potential consequences for all regional players involved.

Contrary to much of the commentary surrounding the event, the outcome of the Prigozhin mutiny actually shows resiliency, not weakness, in the Putin apparatus.

Examining the latest step in India's quest for self-reliance in the critical minerals space: the US-led Mineral Security Partnership (MSP).

Western portrayals of Turkiye and Azerbaijan falling in the Russia camp amid the Ukraine war are wildly inaccurate.

Global multinationals are developing a greater appreciation of the risks inherent to operating in post-conflict zones, and in doing so they could be getting ahead of more rigorous regulation to come.

By touching the ‘third rail’ of Thai politics, Move Forward faces the same fate as its predecessor Future Forward—oblivion.

Nickel mining holds out the promise of rapid development amid the global energy transition; but it also brings environmental and security challenges for frontline communities.

West Asia, or the Middle East, has long been the only region in the world without its own homegrown security framework. Is that about to change?

The Indian diaspora, with its deep-rooted ties and understanding of local contexts, could be the catalyst for New Delhi’s enhanced engagement with Africa’s rare earth elements sector.

Concerns mount over global food prices as Russia pulls support from a key deal.