Combating Terrorism in the Indo-Pacific: A Call for Collaborative Efforts
As geopolitical tensions and strategic competition in the Indo-Pacific region rise, joint actions are necessary for resolving the significant problems....
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Next NATO chief? Danish leader’s DC invite prompts speculation
Mette Frederiksen fits several criteria NATO allies want in their next leader, but she’ll also need Washington’s blessing. Danish Prime...
An “Asian NATO” would be no good for U.S. foreign policy
America’s expansive view of its national interest is built on unstable foundations Hyperbolic talk in Washington, DC of a “New...
NATO Set to Open First Asian Office in Japan
TOKYO, May 3 -- NATO is planning to open a liaison office in Japan, its first in Asia, to facilitate...
Military spending surge not making Europe safer, expert says
ZAGREB -- A surge in military spending in Europe last year did not make the bloc safer, a prominent Croatian...
Iran pushes for new maritime security zone in bid to intimidate West
Iran’s Defense Minister has suggested that the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) increases its role as a maritime organization, with the...
Central Asia’s Strained Security Architecture
The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) is a regional military alliance in Eurasia that consists of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan,...
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The “Indo-Pacificization” of Asia: Implications for the Regional Order
The Indo-Pacific is a vast geographical region that encompasses the Indian Ocean and the western and central Pacific Oceans, including...
Terrorism a Collective Problem and its Challenges
Terrorism has become a global problem that affects everyone regardless of race, religion, or nationality. The recent US report that...
Most Swiss support closer ties with NATO, survey reveals
Since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine last year, most Swiss now say they want closer ties with NATO...
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