Suez is often described as the moment Britain ceased to be a great power. A more precise conclusion is that Britain ...

It must have its own rupture. It is inevitable. Our political freedoms have proved inadequate without our economic freedom.

Shifts in the balance of power across Eurasia are prompting states to seek new alliances and recalibrate their security ...

By Adewale SanyaoluIn an unusually frank conversation at the Nigerian International Energy Summit (NIES) 2026 in Abuja last week, NNPC Ltd’s Group Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Bayo Ojulari, laid ...

Europe, the continent that once assumed peace was permanent, prosperity automatic, and American protection eternal now finds ...

Fr. Joe Grayland analyzes Mark Carney's Davos address, exploring how geopolitical realism converges with Catholic Social ...

Characterizations of Trump’s foreign policy as realist raise two questions: What exactly is Realism? And does Trump’s foreign policy actually resemble it?

The European Union emerged in the late 20th century as a limited post-Cold War project to bind sovereign nations through ...

As China’s history shows, no matter if it is Tsarist, Bolshevik, Soviet, or “democratic,” Russia’s strategic and geopolitical logic guiding its behavior remain unchanged.

The Politecnico di Milano has officially launched the Brussels Liaison Office, the University's new office dedicated to ...

BEIRUT— As tensions continue to rise across West Asia, Lebanon’s political scene is increasingly shaped not by its internal files, but by the shadow of a wider regional confrontation.

Established in 1967, the International Affairs Fellowship (IAF) aims to bridge the gap between the study and making of U.S. foreign policy by creating the next generation of scholar-practitioners.