Is January’s record-breaking deficit a sign that Western price caps are working, or simply the result of macro factors such as weather and a sputtering global economy?

In their push to welcome Ukraine into the Euro-Atlantic order, Central and Eastern European states are asserting a newfound and most welcome influence in Europe.

New military bases in the Philippines suggests that Manila is interested in hedging its geopolitical bets.

A narrative of Kazakh independence in the face of Kremlin pressure has emerged following the Ukraine war. High-level meetings between the two countries suggest otherwise.

Russia has re-engaged with Africa as an important plank in its anti-Western diplomacy. However, the situation has evolved since the Cold War.

Will upcoming elections in Nigeria help or hinder efforts to shore up internal security and thus forestall the possibility of new migrant outflows.

Secular nationalism once represented a stabilizing force across the Middle East. It can still play that role in the modern context.

After a relative lull in activities and propaganda targeting India last year, the Islamic State in Hind Province (ISHP) appears to have revived its Indian campaign.

Amid mounting economic and military pressure, Pakistan is staring down an existential crisis.

Amid declarations of the death of globalization, Argentina and Brazil are looking to advance de-dollarization and regional trade interests via currency union.