The lingering energy shock is morphing from the Asian epicenter to a global economic drag. The U.S./Israel war imposes a ...

For the second consecutive year, ASEAN stakeholders prefer China over the United States as a strategic partner, driven by ...

When it comes to the principle of multi-alignment – that is, the formation of non-binding yet effectual ties with a number of ...

The startling breakthrough moment in artificial intelligence and the commensurate concentration of power into the hands of a few tech giants may lead to an intensification of geopolitical competition.

Trump’s trip to China signals the start of a new trade relationship, anchored in good economic fundamentals that are solid, ...

The recent Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore offered a window into the evolving realities of power in the Indo-Pacific. U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s address struck a notably more measured tone ...

The scale of U.S. military exercises continued to expand, mainly focusing on improving the combat capabilities of allies and partner countries and emphasizing strengthening military preparations and ...

Two and a half years of war have depleted much of the moral capital Israel accumulated over the past half-century. Meanwhile, the lobbying machinery in America has a resilience that no fleeting surge ...

The 2026 midterm elections in the United States are set for early November. The results will serve as a test of the Trump 2.0 administration and are also are likely to have a profound impact on the ...

Against this backdrop, the actors shaping global governance are undergoing a process of reconfiguration. The United States in the Trump 2.0 era, along with an emergent Global South and a declining ...