A fast-declining population has the potential to compromise Russia’s ambitious revisionist plans and perhaps even its own survival as a national state.

A G7 oil ban will be more a matter of economic self-harm than effective foreign policy, unless it is done right.

Drought, global markets, and fiscal pressures are giving rise to a cost-of-living crisis in Iran, and it’s a risk that’s becoming increasingly common throughout the developing world as the Ukraine war drags on.

Monumental changes could be in the cards as Thailand heads toward a critical general election in 2023.

In crafting an Indo-Pacific Strategy, Canada has the opportunity to differentiate itself from its powerful southern neighbor and assert its role as a middle power.

Sri Lanka isn’t the only developing economy under severe duress in the post-COVID global landscape.

There’s no end in sight to restrictions in Shanghai and Beijing as economic indicators continue to slide across-the-board.

What better way for the U.S. to bolster a ‘rules-based international order’ than to join with the 162 other countries that have adopted the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)?

Baku has been quite successful in striking a neutral tone to its foreign relations following the Russian invasion of Ukraine; but will it ultimately be forced to pick a side?

The Ukraine war is producing some bitter lessons for those who believed that global society had moved beyond nation-based geopolitics.