The Quad Is An Important Partnership, But It Is Not NATO

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Dueling Dyads: Conceptualizing Proxy Wars in Strategic Competition

Pullout from Afghanistan Gives the US a Free Hand to Rebalance to Asia

Fall of Kabul: Inconvenient Truths for NATO

Rethink ‘Power’ in a New Era of ‘Great Power Competition’

How Technology and the World Have Changed Since 9/11

Don’t Blame Pakistan for the Taliban’s Takeover of Kabul

Keep Humanitarian Aid Humanitarian

Biden’s Foreign Policy and the Pursuit of ‘Legitimacy’

Japan’s Five Eyes Chance and Challenge

These Five Thinkers Are the Greatest Strategic Minds in Military History

Driving a Wedge Between China and Russia Won’t Work

Taliban’s Return to Power: Boost for Global Jihadism?

How the Billionaire Space Race Benefits Us All

China-US Rivalries After the Afghan War

The Trouble With Washington’s ‘Rules-Based Order’ Gambit

1971: When Delhi and Moscow Came Together

What Afghanistan Should Mean for Europe

The American Foreign Policy Establishment and the Sino-Russian Split

International Law’s Role in Combating Ransomware?

A Thorough Explanation of China’s Long-Term Strategy

Biden’s India Engagement: Six Months On

The Fog of Postwar

Adapting to a New Reality in Afghanistan

The Failed Coup that Failed Russia

Doomsday: How a China-India War Could Go Nuclear and Devastate the World

Price Of Political Will: The Fall of Two Regimes

The Expanding Horizons of National Security and the China-US Strategic Competition — Where Are We Heading?

Bridging Geopolitics and Infrastructure in Southeast Asia

Greater Middle East May Force China to Project Military Power Sooner Rather than Later

Afghanistan’s Collapse Shifts Strategic Dynamics in South Asia

World War II Made Russia a Great Power

The Illusion that Realism Is Driving Sino-Russian Relations

The US Military Forgot the Lessons of Vietnam in Afghanistan and Iraq

Paranoia about American Weakness Rests on a Flawed Understanding of History

Will China Fall Into the Afghanistan Trap?

The Regional Fallout of the Taliban Takeover

Russia and China: The Taliban’s New Best Friends?

Can the Taliban Really Govern Afghanistan?

The Rush for the North Pole

Despite Cease-Fire in Tigray, No End in Sight for Conflict

What Will Happen to Afghanistan and Pakistan’s Uneasy Border?

When America Remade the World Economy

Cybercrime is Dangerous, But a New UN Treaty Could Be Worse for Rights

Afghanistan: Limited Options for Regional Powers

Will China Ever Become a Fully Developed Economy?

Syria, Airpower, and the Future of Great-Power War

What Went Wrong: Two New Books Get It Right on Afghanistan

Prime Minister Suga, One Year Later

Should the U.S. Military Be Less Predictable?

Becoming Goliath: This Is China’s Plan for Transforming into a Military Superpower

Why American Politicians Need to Care About Foreign Policy

ANZUS at 70: A Crucial Security Alliance Examined in Detail

Jawaharlal Nehru’s Vision for a Just and Equitable Post-Colonial World, with India Leading the Way

Irregular Soldiers and Rebellious States

The Great Keynesian Coup of August 1971: Fifty Years Later

Great Power Clashes Will Reshape America

Afghanistan and Mozambique: A Tale of Two Insurgencies

Pitfalls Between Science, Politics and Public Debate: Lessons From the COVID-19 Pandemic

An Uneasy Limbo for US-Pakistan Relations Amidst the Withdrawal from Afghanistan

Does The World Have The Will To Stop Xi Jinping?

Alternative History: Germany Declares Victory in 1918

Reconciling China’s Drive for Global Ascendency and Its Desire for State Control

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The Opium War: The Bloody Conflict China Simply Can’t Forget

How an International Order Died: Lessons from the Interwar Era

Post-COVID China: Core Strategic Drivers and Multi-Dimensional Asymmetric Warfare in Asia

How Authoritarian Leaders Maintain Support

What Happened to America’s Plan to Reform the United Nations?

The Long Game: China’s Grand Strategy to Displace American Order

Human Rights in the Digital Age

Neighbors Position Themselves as Taliban Gains Momentum in Afghanistan

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India and the Foreign Fighters Conundrum

Strategic Trends 2021: New Power Configurations and Regional Security

The Counterterrorism Conundrum: Exploring the Evolution of South Africa’s Extremist Networks

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The Challenges of Mapping Taliban Control in Afghanistan

US-China Rivalry and European Strategic Autonomy in the post-Covid Global Economy

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