NATO
The Twilight of Pax Americana
The United States bears many of the hallmarks of a hegemon in decline.
Virtue Out of Necessity: Turkey to Roll Out World’s First Drone Carrier
In building the world’s first drone carrier, Ankara is making the most out of its exclusion from the F-35 program. But the plan isn’t perfect.
What Afghanistan Teaches about the Art of the Possible
Once again, the old adage is vindicated: Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
Civil War Looms ahead of US Withdrawal from Afghanistan
Surging violence is a grim reminder that there is no credible peace process for post-NATO Afghanistan.
Pakistan Faces Tough Choices in Post-US Afghanistan
President Biden may have ended Washington’s endless war. But for Pakistan, the real struggle might just be beginning.
Backgrounder: Geopolitics of the Eastern Mediterranean Conflict
Who is backing who in simmering geopolitical tensions over energy deposits in the Eastern Mediterranean?
NATO Nuclear Sharing: Why it Still Matters
Despite geopolitical landscape changes, one strategic dictum endures: the best way to avoid war is to increase its potential costs.
‘QUAD of the West’ Forms against Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean
Turkish actions in the Eastern Mediterranean have mirrored China’s actions in the South China Sea. And they’ve begun to produce the same kind of geopolitical response.
Invisible Warfare: NATO and the Geopolitical Storm on the Market Economy Horizon
NATO states face a multitude of threats that transcend the military realm, and its high time that the Alliance’s planners took notice.
NATO Relations under a Biden Presidency
Can a President Biden put the toothpaste back into the tube and restore faith in the North Atlantic Alliance?