Tag: geopolitics

A little more than a year after Canada set off a diplomatic row with India over the alleged assassination of a Sikh leader and Canadian citizen on Canadian soil, Ottawa ...

It’s a typical day in Taiwan, and China is conducting yet another round of military drills. As Chinese warships and planes yet again aggressively circle around Taiwan, Taipei scrambles its ...

Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at what the killing of Yahya Sinwar means for the Israel-Hamas war, alleged North Korean troops alongside Russian forces, and U.S. accusations ...

There are growing reports that North Korea is sending as many as 3,000 troops to assist Russia in its war on Ukraine. If true, it would not only be the ...

Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at Ukraine’s plan to end the war against Russia, Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, and Poland’s new migration strategy. ‘Peace Through Strength’ Ukrainian ...

The latest Russian offensive in Donetsk, in eastern Ukraine, threatens to finally topple the city of Pokrovsk—and that carries both military and economic risks for a beleaguered Ukraine already bracing ...

A year ago, in the wake of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack, U.S. President Joe Biden traveled to Tel Aviv and met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reiterate his ...

How times have changed. A few short years ago, Germany shied away from any mention of business in connection with geopolitics. Now, the country, which heavily depends on raw materials ...

Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at Chinese duties on European spirits, interest in a possible Hezbollah-Israel cease-fire, and Jammu and Kashmir’s legislative elections. Glass Half Empty Europe’s ...

The growing strength of Chinese-Russian alignment—and how to counter it—is one of the major issues occupying Western strategic minds. It is commonly acknowledged that Beijing and Moscow have drawn closer ...