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Iran – a different conflict requires a different strategy
US and Israeli military operations have damaged Iranian facilities and removed senior leaders but have not forced Tehran to change its strategic obj ...
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The Western Balkans – the rising threat from Russia and the risks for Europe
The Western Balkan states - Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo, Albania, and North Macedonia - remain overlooked areas of potential in ...
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Preparing for the day that systems go down
For several decades, technological progress has been treated almost soley as improvement. Faster computers, permanent connectivity, satellite navigati ...
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The Globalists are losing their grip
Globalist interests have enjoyed considerable influence for many decades. However, that position is now changing and at an increasing pace. Putting a ...
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Why Turkey and Erdogan are now the centre of Trump’s attention
President Trump effectively said it himself. He went to Ankara to see President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and made clear that he would not have made the j ...
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The war before the mid-terms: red flags for America’s political future
The US is moving toward the mid-term elections under conditions that no longer look like normal democratic competition. Abroad, the Ukraine war is bei ...
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In the shadows of BRICS, a different alignment is forming
Not so long ago, BRICS dominated geopolitical commentary. Every conference, summit and economic forecast seemed to revolve around the rise of a new po ...
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The collapse of the old order: Europe’s political crisis and the rise of strategic realignment
The geopolitical assumptions that defined the post-Cold War era are rapidly disintegrating. Across Europe, traditional political parties are collapsin ...
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The Turkey threat: Israel, Syria and the edge of conflict
Turkey’s emergence as a primary strategic concern for Israel is no longer confined to diplomatic disputes or rhetorical clashes. Increasingly, Israe ...








