How the EDF and the EDIS Will Fail Europe Wholly Unprepared As the war in Ukraine brought back large-scale near-peer armed conflict to...

Democracy, the Labor Movement, and the Left An Elusive Democracy Although democracy is a promising tool for the resumption of development...

The Japanese government recently approved a steep increase in the defense budget for the year 2024, marking the second stage of its...

The Long Radicalization and October 7 An Unprecedented Attack The morning of October 7 was an inflection point for the history of the...

"They are elections whose purpose many do not see, for an institution whose role few fully understand; an international ballot still...

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Israel is a land that has against all odds, transformed challenges into triumphs. Despite social tensions, internal crises and an...

The US aviation forces’ flagship aircraft, the F-35, stands out not for just one, but for two peculiar features: it is arguably the most...

In the chaos of the news cycle, some conflicts get missed. Unfortunately, Myanmar’s civil war is one of them. Despite its low profile,...

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The novelty of a major summit between presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping punctuates a period of tension in relations between Beijing and...

The EU, China, and the Issue of Strategic Independence On Tuesday, February 14, 2023, the European Parliament gave its final approval to...