NATO’s Vilnius summit represents a potential turning point for both Ukraine and the alliance as a whole.

Estonia remembers and has seen its position be vindicated amid the Ukraine war. Other European countries could learn from its example.

With the current geopolitical landscape bearing a closer resemblance to the Cold War with each passing day, perhaps it’s time to revisit Cold War-era regional alliances, starting with the Baghdad Pact.

Sweeping victories for Ukraine are raising questions about the effectiveness of the Russian military.

Special Executive Presidential Privilege (SEPP) is a necessary counterweight to safeguard against the People’s Republic of China and the Russian Federation

All potential outcomes point to the same fact: the Ukraine war has changed modern geopolitics.

The Kremlin is nurturing division throughout the region and threatening the delicate stability that has prevailed since the bloody break-up of Yugoslavia.

The Kremlin is employing a multi-faceted strategy to break Western support for Ukraine, one that hinges on wheat, gas, and influencing elections.

The Ukraine war is producing some bitter lessons for those who believed that global society had moved beyond nation-based geopolitics.

First in a two-part series, this backgrounder traces the origins and earliest deployments of Russia’s infamous mercenary outfit: the Wagner Group.