In a turbulent year for energy markets, Turkey is well-positioned to benefit from regional cooperation in the eastern Mediterranean.

Are expensive aircraft carriers still valuable in modern warfare? Or do modern submarines and hypersonic missiles make them obsolete?

With the economy falling and the Taliban government in Kabul looking shaky, many are wondering wonder what lies ahead for Afghanistan.

What is preventing national governments from properly pursuing some of the world's most appalling perpetrators of human trafficking?

With Nancy Pelosi travelling to Taiwan, it seems the tension between Washington and Beijing has once again ratcheted to a new level.

The collapse of the USSR brought about a period within Russia of unbridled chaos, devolving into a free-for-all amongst citizens unsure wher

Since the modern Philippine state was born in 1946, the archipelagic nation has experienced unrest, insurgency and at times revolution.

As Baloch separatists continue to build pressure on Islamabad, many are worried this movement may destabilise the entire regional balance.

After elections in May, Hizbullah lost its legislative majority. Can the Christian Lebanese Forces party bloc deliver sustainable change?

While international eyes are trained on Moscow’s moves in Ukraine, Russia is attempting to revive Soviet-era ties with African states.

Central Asia’s expanding role in the extraction of natural gas is feeding into the region's increasingly competitive energy geopolitics.

The EU can stand with Ukraine as it turns away from Russian gas but will it mean tying an economic anchor around the continent's neck?

Eighty per cent of the world's trade will pass through the Indian Ocean. Which regional power has the momentum to secure this crucial area?

With Ferdinand Marcos Jr being swept into power in the Philippines, many are speculating about a realignment of Manila's foreign policy.

With multiple attempts being made on Putin's life, many are asking who would be his most likely successor. Listen to our panel discuss here.

Dissemination of false information attacking women is on the rise. We spoke to academic expert Dr Emma Briant to unpack the issues at play.

Could Moldovan reunification with Romania be a back door entry into EU membership and protection under the NATO umbrella?

Beijing is making huge economic moves into South and Central America, increasing its influence. What is the US doing to counter it?

With Sweden and Finland considering joining NATO, can Norway offer an example of how to keep the peace with Russia in Scandinavia?

Sri Lanka has been experiencing deepening economic crisis since 2020, generating considerable political unrest aimed at President Rajapaksa.

There is growing evidence that some of Nigeria's bandits are teaming up with the government's other major enemy: Boko Haram.

What happens when sanctions are applied to a major economy like Russia? Will this be the action that shakes the US's economic hegemony?

The Chechen leader's facade is faltering: Ramadov Kadyrov, the leader of Chechnya, has been slowly exposed as a Kremlin propaganda tool.

With war in Ukraine destroying over 70 years of European security architecture the rush to create something new in its wake is intensifying.