The geopolitical risk of a potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz disproportionately falls on Asian states. It’s high time ...

The European drive to develop a homegrown nuclear deterrent capacity neither resolves the ‘New York-for-Paris’ dilemma nor ...

This week we cover the US military strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities; a new economic deal between Russia and the Myanmar ...

The Mali state’s fight against terrorism continues to be constrained by governance factors (regime rollover and illegitimacy) ...

Examining what differentiates Germany's AfD from pre-reunification right-wing parties, and why AfD is succeeding where others ...

Iran conflict poses a serious risk of dragging the U.S. into another costly and open-ended war, undermining domestic ...

Lee Jae-myung’s presidency may not herald a radical shift in the China-South Korea relationship, but it does create space for ...

The latest Israel-Iran War news and risk analysis. The Geopolitical Monitor provides objective and critical insights into the ...

At the onset of the Israel-Iran war, the Israeli government framed the campaign as being targeted at Iran’s nuclear program.

The Arakan Army has taken over most of Rakhine, giving rise to a new security dynamic along Bangladesh’s border with Myanmar.

The nuclear issue is a visible and urgent pretext, but the real structural goal is to weaken and ultimately dismantle the ...

GONGOs – state-backed or state-friendly NGOs – are increasingly influential in UN mechanisms, drowning out legitimate human ...