Thailand represents the microcosm of a global shift: a tectonic revolution in Southeast Asia's center. Anyone seeking to ...

For the United States and Europe, the disintegration of Russia looks like a catastrophe. For China, it could be a historical ...

This week we examine the expanding quantity and range of Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian shadow fleet tankers, a US ...

On Venezuela, Washington is now rehashing an older grammar of power, in which legality follows force rather than restrains it ...

The new US National Security Strategy is swapping democratic idealism for ‘flexible realism,’ and Syria is well-placed to ...

The Iron Beam is a new laser-based system that hopes to narrow the cost asymmetries between cheap drones and expensive ...

The BROMO project is essential to address the crisis in the European space industry, bolstering competitiveness and ...

Geopolitics Weekly analyzes emerging geopolitical trends around the world, distilling the cacophony of global events into one easy reader. It lands in the inbox of Geopolitical Monitor subscribers ...

The global energy map is quietly being redrawn far more than headlines suggest. While governments argue about critical mineral and hydrogen investments, the most consequential shift for much of the ...

Batteries, as key components of the broader renewables industry, have become a daily topic of conversation among policymakers and businesspeople, supercharging competition and mobilizing ever greater ...

Late 2025 was a time when the Ukraine war once again returned to the center of global discussions. Against the backdrop of protracted battles and diplomatic maneuvering in Western capitals, Moscow is ...

Despite sustained international condemnation and relative diplomatic isolation, the Taliban government is likely to remain in power for the foreseeable future.