As the geopolitical landscape in the Indo-Pacific shifts under the dual pressures of regional territorial tensions and the redirection of American military resources toward the Middle … Read more
The boundary between state-level espionage and the targeted silencing of individuals has effectively vanished. For years, those of us reporting on diplomacy and conflict across Asia … Read more
For three decades, Europe operated on a comfortable, if naive, assumption: that the “peace dividend” was permanent. The continent spent its wealth on social safety nets … Read more
For most college students, the final weeks of the spring semester are a blur of caffeine and late-night study sessions. But this year, for thousands of … Read more
In a move that fundamentally redraws the map of American national security, President Donald Trump has signed a new national counterterrorism strategy that pivots the U.S. … Read more
European governments are initiating a sweeping crackdown on the use of consumer messaging platforms for official business, as European civil servants are being forced off WhatsApp … Read more
Fiverr, the global marketplace for freelance services, is facing scrutiny after security researchers claimed that sensitive user documents—including tax forms and government IDs—were exposed via a … Read more
Russia is urging the expanded BRICS bloc to establish shared food reserves, a move designed to insulate emerging economies from the volatility of global supply chains … Read more
Recent volatility in global oil markets, triggered by escalating tensions and the threat of supply chain disruptions in the Middle East, has once again highlighted a … Read more
For decades, the monarchies of the Persian Gulf have operated on a sophisticated, if precarious, diplomatic tightrope. By maintaining a security umbrella provided by the United … Read more
The intersection of cultural identity and survival is taking center stage in the Philippines this April. As the nation observes Filipino Food Month, Senator Loren Legarda … Read more
The Mexican government has released a contentious yearlong study suggesting that only about one-third of the 130,000 people listed as disappeared in the country can be … Read more