Multipolarity in the theoretical sense, as articulated by modern academic international relations, is highly unlikely to emerge.
Beijing’s increase in military activity and diplomatic pressure remain consistent with earlier patterns and do not mark a fundamental shift toward armed reunification.
We must carefully analyze the intentions behind space exploration and reflect on the language used to describe such endeavors.
The US-Japanese alliance should continue to expand and enhance military cooperation throughout the Indo-Pacific.
With internal and external help, the Lebanese Security Forces can become the regional force for stability that Lebanon has been missing since the 1960s.
Is Romania’s diaspora the sleeping giant we refuse to understand, or a mirror reflecting our political failures?
The US must get its fiscal house in order and refocus on the emerging security environment.
The danger is not only of another Indo-Pakistan war but of an India that becomes unrecognizable to itself, and to the world.
Regional actors and global powers must either embrace a future shaped by episodic crises or commit to reshaping the Indo-Pacific as a zone of negotiated coexistence.
Whoever believes that Ukraine is where the Kremlin’s geopolitical and territorial ambitions end has little understanding of Russian foreign policy.
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