Albania’s Flamingo Revolution moves from the streets to the digital battlefield
Albania’s “Flamingo Revolution” seems to have entered a troubling phase. After more than 100 days of demonstrations against Prime Minister…
Slovenia’s President and the Russian Spy Allegations Shaking Ljubljana
Slovenia has been drawn into an extraordinary political and intelligence controversy after allegations of possible Russian connections reached the office…
Risk of Dual-Use Still Persists with Pakistan’s Nuclear Capabilities
Pakistan’s nuclear programme has evolved with a pronounced and persistent military orientation that shapes every major decision related to fissile…
Kuwait – Pakistan Defence Pact: A Question of Credibility
A defence agreement announces an intention. Its ratification records a decision. Its implementation reveals a strategy. On 26 July 2026,…
Geography Still Rules the Gulf
For decades, the Strait of Hormuz has been treated as a narrow stretch of water with outsized geopolitical importance. Yet…
France and Germany’s Far-Right Challenge Europe’s Future
Europe is at a crossroads, and the future of the continent depends to a large extent on the future of…
A Government for the People: Reflections on 250 Years and the Architecture of a Renewed Republic
Let me begin by stating the obvious, and that is, any claim that a single administration, in any era, most…
Trump’s Tilt on Taiwan – Xi’s Narrative at Work
President Trump’s recent posture toward the Taiwan Strait reveals a striking inversion of responsibility: he appears more concerned about Taipei…
Vannacci Becomes Meloni’s Problem on the Right
The rapid rise of retired general Roberto Vannacci and his new nationalist movement, Futuro Nazionale, is emerging as one of…
Taiwan, The Security Flashpoint
Taiwan has become the most salient geostrategic conflict point in East Asia. The island’s future is not merely a regional…
