How Belt and Road Is Upending the Beijing Consensus
When it comes to coal, Beijing is preaching water but drinking wine.
EU Battle Royale: Italy’s Deficit VS the EC’s Infringement Procedure
Between the bond market, intra-coalition politics, and the Brussels-Rome relations, it’s going to be an interesting parliamentary term in Rome.
Moldova’s Foreign Policy: Heading East?
Moldova’s foreign policy could swing toward Russia when pro-EU parties face angry voters in elections next spring.
South China Sea Dispute: Malaysia
In the third article of our series on South China Sea claimants, we examine the historical reasoning, diplomacy, and military dimensions of Malaysia’s claim.
Pakistani Foreign Policy and the Test of New Elections
What's at stake in Pakistan's upcoming elections?
The ‘Somalization’ of Post-Qadhafi Libya
The Geopoliticalmonitor's Alessandro Bruno argues that the armed militias and weak state institutions of Libya are beginning to resemble the longstanding anarchy of Somalia.
Amid Resurgent Violence, France Suspends Aid to Central African Republic
Has Russia prevailed in its longstanding diplomatic tug-of-war with France?
Are Pentagon contracts funding the Taliban?
A US military aid program that favors Afghan vendors is being used by the Taliban as an extortion racket to the tune of a projected $80 million in the last year.
The Financial Costs and Security Benefits of Manila’s Brahmos Missiles
A recent acquisition of BrahMos missiles illustrates how striking a balance between strengthening national security and prudent financial management remains paramount for Manila.
Decision Time for Biden on Iran’s Shadow War
Faced with mounting instability on several global fronts, the Biden administration will proceed cautiously when determining its response to deadly attacks from Iran-linked militias.