Libyan Civil War Swings in Tripoli’s Favor
But the longstanding conflict is still far from over. In fact, it might be on the brink of a new escalation from Egypt.
Ukraine Crisis: A New Peace Plan for Donbas
A new peace plan is being tabled to end the Ukraine crisis. But will the government in Kiev sign on?
Afghanistan: New Election, Old Problems
Bad news is emanating from Afghanistan in a near-constant stream, and much of it is very familiar.
Japan’s Abe Puts Pacifism on Notice
For Japan’s Shinzo Abe, the new security law is just the first step in a process that will radically alter the security landscape of East Asia.
Assad Jumps into the Afrin Conflict
In a further escalation of the Syrian civil war, Damascus has vowed to help the Kurds of Afrin repel the advance of Turkey’s “Operation Olive Branch.”
Radical Politics on the Wane in Northern Ireland
Seismic shifts in Anglo-Irish geopolitics sound the death knell for radical attempts to usurp conservative parties worldwide.
Game of Straits: Chinese Military Bases and the SLOC Dilemma
If Beijing is serious about securing the SLOC, the construction of new overseas military bases is a matter of ‘when,’ not ‘if.’
Maduro Stares Down Protestors in Venezuela
Millions of people are taking to the streets to protest in Venezuela, but don’t expect the Maduro government to blink.
Central Asia: The Middle East’s Latest Investment Battleground
Middle Eastern states, looking to diversify their economies away from hydrocarbon exports, have been investing in Central Asia like never before.