- 01World Affairs
Gulf Security After Hormuz: The GCC's Demand for a Seat at the Table
- 02World Affairs
Keen Sword at Record Scale: Japan's Southwest Islands Become the Front Line
- 03World Affairs
Le Pen at 37%, the AfD at 30% in One Poll, Spain Votes: Europe's Electoral Moment
- 04World Affairs
Hormuz in October: Twelve Attacks in One Week and What Shipping Does Next
- 05World Affairs
Pakistan and Afghanistan: A Border War in Slow Motion
- 06World Affairs
Record Casualties, Rising Aid: Ukraine's September and Europe's Response
- 07World Affairs
Taiwan Weighs Criminal Penalties for AI Chip Smuggling: Export Control Goes Local
- 08World Affairs
The Midterms Are a Cost-of-Living Vote With Foreign-Policy Fingerprints
- 09World Affairs
Efficiency Has Limits: The UN System's Funding Squeeze and the UNHCR's $5.5 Billion Gap
- 10World Affairs
War-Risk Premiums: How Insurers Price a Chokepoint
- 11World Affairs
A European Security Council: What Kubilius's Proposal Would Change, and What It Would Not
- 12World Affairs
Diesel, Waivers and Sanctions: The Russia Energy Question in Washington
- 13World Affairs
Rare Earths and Aircraft Parts: Export Controls Become Bargaining Chips
- 14World Affairs
2028, Not 2027: Reading the Taiwan Invasion Timeline
- 15World Affairs
Ahead of Schedule: Where Poland and the Baltics Stand on NATO's 5 Percent Target
- 16World Affairs
After the Washington Summit: What Trump and Xi Actually Agreed
- 17World Affairs
Iran's Stated Shift to an Offensive Posture: The August Stalemate Over Hormuz
- 18World Affairs
The Mecca Pact: Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan Sign a Mutual-Defence Agreement
- 19World Affairs
A Stabilization Force Without Troops Yet: Israel Approves the ISF for Gaza
- 20World Affairs
Ankara's NATO Summit: More Spending, Strained Unity
- 21World Affairs
The US-Iran Memorandum: What Was Signed, and What Was Left for Later
- 22World Affairs
Evian: A G7 With Nine Statements and No Single Communique
- 23World Affairs
Pashinyan Holds His Majority: Armenia's June Election
- 24World Affairs
South Korea's Local Elections: A Broad Win for the Governing Party, a Loss in Seoul
- 25World Affairs
Colombia's First Round: Two Candidates, One Runoff
- 26World Affairs
Beyond Hormuz: The Critical Mineral Chokepoints No Manager Is Modeling Yet
- 27World Affairs
Assab and the Horn: Reading the Ethiopia-Eritrea War Risk
- 28World Affairs
Peru Heads to a Runoff: Fujimori, Sanchez and a Fragmented Electorate
- 29World Affairs
The Beijing Summit: What Was Announced, What Was Claimed, and What Was Written Down
- 30World Affairs
Reimagining Industry Disruption: AI’s Impact on Energy Geopolitics and Managerial Adaptation
- 31World Affairs
Future-Proofing Careers: The AI-Driven Workforce and What Tomorrow’s Jobs Demand
- 32World Affairs
The Predictability Paradox: How AI Is Redrawing the 2026 Geopolitical Map
- 33World Affairs
Strategic Realignment: How Geopolitical Risk is Reshaping M&A in Supply Chains
- 34World Affairs
A 90 Billion Euro Loan and a 20th Sanctions Package: Europe's April Package for Ukraine
- 35World Affairs
Israel and Lebanon: The March Ground Offensive and the April 16 Truce
- 36World Affairs
Hungary's April 12 Election: Tisza's Two-Thirds Majority and What It Means for the EU
- 37World Affairs
Cuba's Grid Collapses: A Blockade, a Blackout and a Negotiation
- 38World Affairs
Nepal's March Election: A New Party Wins 182 Seats After the Gen Z Protests
- 39World Affairs
February 28: How the Iran War Began and Who Succeeded Khamenei
- 40World Affairs
Venezuela After Maduro: Recognition, Oil Licenses and an Amnesty Bill
- 41World Affairs
Operation Ghazab lil Haq: Pakistan Strikes Kabul After Afghan Border Attacks
- 42World Affairs
Geneva, Abu Dhabi and the Donetsk Question: Where Ukraine Peace Talks Stood in March
- 43World Affairs
Bangladesh Votes: The BNP's Return and the Disputed Count
- 44World Affairs
Thailand's February Election: Bhumjaithai Wins Big, the People's Party Falls Short
- 45World Affairs
Greenland at Davos: From a Tariff Threat to a 'Framework'
- 46World Affairs
The Capture of Maduro: What Happened on January 3 and What Remains Unsettled