Pakistan’s Debt Dispute with UAE Signals Possible Bilateral Rift
Islamabad’s attempt to position itself as a credible mediator in the Iran war obscures evidently deteriorating relationships with regional partners like the UAE.
Terrorist Financing and Pakistan’s Illusion of Compliance
The evident growth of terrorist networks and financing in Pakistan since 2022 suggests that the country’s removal from the FATF ‘grey list’ was premature.
The Weaponization of Migrants Is Undermining the EU and its Allies
If Brussels hopes to confront the threat posed by irregular migration from Russia and Belarus, it must work collaboratively with its members to prevent this new form of hybrid warfare from overwhelming frontline EU states.
A New Playbook? Russian Interference in Georgia and Moldova Elections
A new operational methodology is emerging regarding Russian interference, as evidenced in recent polls in Georgia and Moldova.
The AfD and China’s Marriage of Convenience
Recent scandals involving Germany’s Alternative for Germany (AfD) party and China are not an exception and reflect growing efforts by authoritarian states to destabilize Western democracies.
