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Russia's war in Ukraine affects southeast Europe

Russia's war in Ukraine affects southeast Europe

As long as the war in Ukraine lasts, the world community will be divided. As the military solution imposed by Moscow cannot be imposed or present any viable solution, the…
Russia's war in Ukraine affects southeast Europe

Russia's war in Ukraine affects southeast Europe

As long as the war in Ukraine lasts, the world community will be divided. As the military solution imposed by Moscow cannot be imposed or present any viable solution, the…
The life of al-Qaeda’s leader Ayman al-Zawahiri
The life of al-Qaeda’s leader Ayman al-Zawahiri
It’s strictly business: Brussels, Moldova arms control hub and hyprocrisy
It’s strictly business: Brussels, Moldova arms control hub and hyprocrisy
Boris Johnson and the UK’s Security Legacy
Boris Johnson and the UK’s Security Legacy
The threat from China: Japan’s role in global security
The threat from China: Japan’s role in global security
Chinese and Indian markets welcome Russian oil
Chinese and Indian markets welcome Russian oil
The life of al-Qaeda's leader Ayman al-Zawahiri

The life of al-Qaeda's leader Ayman al-Zawahiri

Ayman al-Zawahiri, the leader of al Qaeda, was killed by a drone strike, according to President Joe Biden, who spoke…
It's strictly business: Brussels, Moldova arms control hub and hyprocrisy

It's strictly business: Brussels, Moldova arms control hub and hyprocrisy

To combat organized crime, particularly the smuggling of guns from the nearby, war-torn Ukraine, the EU is establishing the EU…
Boris Johnson and the UK's Security Legacy

Boris Johnson and the UK's Security Legacy

Aside from the chaos and scandal that characterised Boris Jhonson’s time in power, there is a deeper legacy of his…
The threat from China: Japan’s role in global security

The threat from China: Japan’s role in global security

In the past 50 years, three Japanese presidents—Nakasone Yasuhiro (1982–87), Koizumi Junichiro (2001–06), and Abe Shinzo—have emerged as independent world…
Chinese and Indian markets welcome Russian oil

Chinese and Indian markets welcome Russian oil

Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin called on BRICS leaders to cooperate in the face of selfish acts from the…

Expert Opinions

Turkey’s military operations in northern Syria

Turkey’s military operations in northern Syria

The future of UK-Russia relations

The future of UK-Russia relations

Interpol’s emirati head has still not resigned

Interpol’s emirati head has still not resigned

The fall of Mariupol

The fall of Mariupol

NATO and Columbia

NATO and Columbia

NATO and the Baltic states

Archive articles

Northern Iraq’s Oil

Northern Iraq’s Oil

Iraq’s oil ministry has taken all necessary steps to implement a federal court ruling granting it authority to manage oil…
Turkey's role as an international mediator

Turkey's role as an international mediator

Turkey is working to create effective dispute resolution tools for a variety of issues. The country is squarely in the…
The long-term implications of military aid to Ukraine

The long-term implications of military aid to Ukraine

The military aid provided to Ukraine by Western nations signals the desire to back a fellow democracy whilst concurrently avoiding…
Canada’s Arctic foreign policy

Canada’s Arctic foreign policy

Canada‘s national identity, prosperity, security, values and interests are all centered on the Arctic. The Canadian Arctic encompasses 40% of…
Will Sweden and Finland join NATO? 

Will Sweden and Finland join NATO? 

Putin’s ruthless drive to keep Ukraine out of NATO has, inadvertently, increased the military alliance’s popularity among other potential members.…
War in Ukraine: Security, trade and oil

War in Ukraine: Security, trade and oil

While the US was seeking to generate international support for Ukraine and contain a jump in oil prices, the White…
Why did Putin invade Ukraine?

Why did Putin invade Ukraine?

There are many questions that may be asked about Putin’s invasion of its sovereign neighbour, Ukraine, not least why? In…
Has Putin overplayed his hand in Ukraine?

Has Putin overplayed his hand in Ukraine?

Vladimir Putin has long harboured grievances against the West that have fuelled his “revanchist” foreign policy. This is no secret.…
Security concerns shape China’s cautious approach to the Taliban

Security concerns shape China’s cautious approach to the Taliban

In contrast to most western states, China is typically prepared to openly work with any government regardless of how it…

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