This week we cover a shocking plan to move Iran’s capital due to water scarcity, a new right-wing prime minister taking over ...

Israel’s strike on Doha may have intended to pressure Hamas, but it inadvertently triggered something larger: a reordering of ...

Taiwan matters to Japan: economically, diplomatically, and strategically. But while Tokyo cannot detach itself from Taiwan’s ...

With practical considerations putting the dream of an independent state increasingly out of reach for Kurdish people in the ...

Refugee Convention, yet the gap between its bold promises and the harsh realities facing refugees worldwide is becoming ...

Long-term domestic mismanagement, regional dam-building, and climate change are fueling a water crisis that could test the ...

Albania’s ascension ambitions are a reminder that geopolitics should not override conditionality as the EU navigates its next ...

Conventional air defense has been disrupted in an age of drone warfare, where sophisticated and expensive systems risk being ...

Amid mounting airspace violations on the alliance’s eastern flank by Russian drones and jets, it’s time for NATO to respond ...

The discovery of a cache of malicious networking equipment in New York City over the weekend could represent a significant ...

Caribbean states have been among the first to confront the commodification-versus-belonging trade-offs of contemporary ...

Africa engagement that the Meloni administration is hoping will help consolidate Italy’s position as Europe’s southern actor ...