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When the Biden administration signaled a withdrawal of U.S. assertiveness in the Middle East, it effectively created a vacuum that China was eager to fill. By softening pressure on Iran and tolerating Beijing’s growing rapprochement with both Iran and Saudi Arabia, Washington permitted China to … [Read more...]

On 9 July 1955, in London, the most significant document ever composed concerning the existential threat posed by nuclear weapons to humanity was presented. It urged governments worldwide to pursue peaceful means of conflict resolution—founded on dialogue, international cooperation, and a shared … [Read more...]

In a world beset by complex geopolitical crises—from persistent conflicts in the Middle East and Africa to growing rivalries in Asia and rising tensions in Eastern Europe—the need for balanced, diplomatic, and mature leadership is more pressing than ever. Pakistan, with its rich experience in … [Read more...]

The American military’s efforts to speed up defensive tools and tactics against uncrewed aerial systems. Different branches of the armed forces have been working to integrate electromagnetic and kinetic countermeasures into their units and arsenals, with varying stages of progress. Now the Pentagon … [Read more...]

“I urge members of the Greek parliament to reject an amendment providing for the suspension of the registration of asylum applications by persons arriving by boat from North Africa, as well as for their forcible return, without registration, to their country of origin or provenance,” today said the … [Read more...]

Both Washington and Brussels are signaling a major break from the regulatory posture that has defined the trans-Atlantic financial architecture since the 2008 global financial crisis. On June 25, the U.S. Federal Reserve proposed easing capital requirements for large U.S. banks – including a major … [Read more...]

Boardrooms everywhere are debating whether they need a dedicated Chief Geopolitical Officer—a single executive tasked with parsing sanctions, trade wars, and supply chain fragility. The logic feels bulletproof: geopolitical chaos demands specialized expertise at the C-suite level, someone who can … [Read more...]