As recent history shows, establishing true strategic autonomy in Europe is easier said than done.

A massive deal promises a new wave of Chinese investment into Bolivia’s lithium industry, raising new geopolitical and developmental concerns.

Many of the issues faced by Copts today can be linked back to discriminatory policies over the ages.

Encompassing nearly two-thirds of Guyana's land, the stakes couldn't be higher for settling the longstanding territorial dispute surrounding Essequibo.

The proposed route may be a PR win out of the gate, but a long list of logistical challenges are getting in the way of actualizing the project.

Recent moves by the Biden administration signal the growing weight of Africa in US foreign policy thinking, but Washington still lags behind longstanding engagement from China and Russia.

A belated claim of two unsuccessful bombings suggest desperation on the part of Islamic State, but the terrorist group remains a threat.

A triangular alignment is forming between China, the United States, and the GCC, upending the longstanding geopolitics of a highly strategic region.

Examining the hypothetical potential of Bitcoin as a tool of geoeconomic conflict, and the nascent examples that are already emerging.

One of New Delhi’s key allies may be reconsidering its position regarding the Doklam Plateau, the site of frequent clashes between Indian and Chinese troops.