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…
Europe’s Security Beyond American Military Guarantees
The security history of Europe is now at a critical juncture. The gradual withdrawal of the United States from the…
Rebounding India-US Relations: Strategic Convergence, Economic Ambitions and the New Quad Momentum
The US decision to prioritise engagement with India signals India’s central role in shaping the future balance of power in…
Quad at the Crossroads: Maritime Security and the Future of the Indo-Pacific
When the Foreign Ministers of India, the United States, Australia, and Japan convened at Hyderabad House on 26 May 2026,…
What the Rubio Hearing Revealed : A More Transactional, Security-First America
The June 2nd Congressional hearing before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on National Security, Department of State, and Related Programs was…
Japan’s Return to Strategic Centrality
Japan has reemerged as the Indo-Pacific’s most important stabilizing force. This is not the Japan of the 1990s, defined by…
AI and the Illusion of Smarter War
There is a moment in the long, unglamorous history of weapons development when a technology stops being a tool and…
The Hemisphere Is Shifting: Justice, Accountability, and the Coming Reckoning in Cuba
Having witnessed the Caribbean absorb the aftershocks of geopolitical decisions made in Washington, Havana, Caracas, and Beijing, over the past…
The Moral Case Against the Castro Regime
There are few issues in Washington that survive changing administrations, shifting geopolitical fashions, and the short attention span of modern…
Pakistan’s Unreliable Mediation Role Puts Question Marks on US-Iran Negotiations
Washington has convinced itself that Pakistan is the indispensable conduit to Tehran. The more useful question, and the one the…
