Germany and Nord Stream Sabotage: Victim or Confidant?
Exploring the complex geopolitical position that Germany finds itself in amid the Nord Stream sabotage.
State or Non-state? An Overview of Possible Nord Stream Saboteurs
Examining the potential suspects in the high-profile sabotage of the Nord Stream pipeline.
Nord Stream Sabotage: The Evidence So Far
What can be gleaned from public record evidence surrounding last year’s high-profile sabotage of the Nord Stream pipeline.
Seymour Hersh’s Nord Stream Theory: Fact or Fiction?
Seymour Hersh’s Nord Stream theory is conceivable, but it’s not the only way to explain the high-profile act of sabotage.
Ukrainian Winter: More Setbacks for Russia?
Shifts in the weather will present tactical challenges for both sides, but the ‘wet cold’ is unlikely to decisively void Ukraine’s advantages nor reverse Russia’s operational difficulties.
Russia’s Syrian Strategy Finds a Repeat in Ukraine
That strategy being: to bite, to crush, and then to move on.
Ukraine War: Lessons Learned One Month On
The war in Ukraine has now lasted one month. Even though a thick fog of propaganda spreads over the events, several lessons can be gleaned from the course of the battle so far.
Syria Facing a Fourth Turkish Invasion?
Signals abound that Turkey is preparing to launch another military operation in Syria, potentially with the objective of linking its two enclaves in the country.
The Afghan Taliban Tries Moderation
Various geopolitical pressures are set to produce a more moderate Taliban regime in the short-term – but sharia remains a red line.
Perim and Socotra: Can Yemen Maintain Its Territorial Integrity?
Mysterious construction activity suggests that foreign patrons are establishing military facilities on Yemeni territory, whether their erstwhile allies like it or not.
