ISIS would be well advised to note history’s lessons as they begin to wade into battle in Afgha...

There are many signs pointing toward a potentially violent intensification of conflict in the Cau...

On March 18, 2015, tensions between Russia and the South Caucasian country of Georgia were ratche...

On March 21 in Dagestan, Russian police forces effectively sealed off an entire block in the capi...

In February, the head of the Chechen Republic of the Russian Federation, Ramzan Kadyrov, announce...

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani visited the United States for the first time this past week, spendi...

On March 22, voters in Moldova’s autonomous region of Gagauzia went to the polls to select ...

Lost amid all of the media focus on the Islamic State (IS) has been the focus on the threat al-Q...

On Saturday, Will Rodriguez published a piece here at SOFREP that laid bare an apparent use of A...

While the government of Russian President Vladimir Putin continues to come under fire from Europe...

In part one of this article series on Uzbekistan, I explored the changing security dynamic of Cen...

An analysis of Uzbekistan and its role in the subtle but important changes in the security dynami...

As former Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai prepared to leave power in his final year, he made a...

The consequences for a resurgent Russia’s policies undermining territorial integrity of sev...

On Saturday, Ukraine peace talks held in Minsk collapsed as officials representing the Ukrainian ...

As the security landscape continues to change throughout Europe and Central Asia, policy makers i...

With the recent codification of the joint forces agreement binding Georgian breakaway region Abkh...

Why do countries such as Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia matter to United States policymakers? What...

With the recent codification of the joint forces agreement binding Georgian breakaway region Abkh...

The massacre of 141 children and staff at Peshawar’s Army Public School in Pakistan has s...