The Hormuz crisis is pushing the global system to the brink, exposing not only geopolitical fault lines but the moral contradictions embedded in the international order itself.

President Trump’s ‘Project Vault’ echoes strategic concerns that gave rise to the National Defense Stockpile during the Cold War era, but this new US critical mineral stockpiling effort must navigate ...

Upheavals in the longstanding security architecture of the Middle East are causing Egypt to rethink its longstanding policy ...

The war in Iran appears to be paused, for now, as the United States and the Islamic Republic have announced a two-week ceasefire. It is unclear whether this ceasefire will hold or if hostilities will ...

Italy’s acquisition of the Bayraktar TB3 represents new momentum toward continental strategic autonomy while also ...

If Vienna fails to restore its fiscal credibility, it risks becoming a “rule taker” rather than a rule maker at a time when ...

Iran and the United States agreed to a two-week ceasefire on Tuesday night, just hours before the former’s civilization was ...

From the Sahel to Iraq, authority is produced through negotiation among distributed actors rather than imposed by centralized ...

The future of the strait is not shaped by decisive breakthroughs. It is shaped by the continuous, indefinite management of a ...

Iran is under pressure. That much is clear. But pressure alone does not determine outcome, and neither does expectation. Its ...

Iran has demonstrated an ability to operate across a broad regional landscape and to absorb external pressure, but this ...