Category: Global Politics

Choosing between offensive or defensive military postures shapes nations’ security, diplomacy, and identity in a world of evolving threats.

The US role in Chile’s 1973 Coup shows ethical dilemmas in foreign interventions and the balance between national interests and human rights.

Somalia’s plea for a troop withdrawal delay reveals the enduring challenge of combating Al-Shabaab and securing lasting peace.

Ukraine-Poland grain dispute strains an historic alliance. Can they find common ground amidst escalating tensions? Read more.

The Iran-Russia drone alliance raises global security concerns as shared technology deepens, impacting Syria and beyond.

Following a temporary halt after a political coup in Niger, the Pentagon has strategically resumed its intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions, navigating the intricate dynamics of regional stability and diplomatic relations in West Africa.

In the face of escalating military maneuvers and geopolitical tensions, China’s assertive actions near Taiwan challenge the delicate balance of power in the Taiwan Strait, placing the future of Taiwan-China relations in a precarious position.

Northern Mali’s armed groups capture Bourem, raising fears of renewed conflict and instability. Peace hangs in the balance.

A senior senator urges US sanctions on Azerbaijan’s leader amid allegations of ‘genocide’ in Nagorno-Karabakh. A critical call for justice.

Amid escalating extremist aggression and political tumult, Mali’s delicate path to stability is increasingly overshadowed by Al-Qaida-led insurgencies, government fragility, and an impending UN peacekeeping withdrawal.

Right-wing extremism is on the rise in the 21st century, with real-world consequences. Learn how to identify and combat this growing threat.

France’s influence in Africa is shifting as the coup in Gabon sparks change. The era of ‘Françafrique’ may be coming to an end.