The 'inflation' that matters most in Indonesia today is not found in commentary or critique. It is found in hospital bills, ...

Examining the latest developments in the Iran war, the bottom falling out of US-EU relations, and how an expanding insurgency ...

If the Iranian regime survives, what comes next is not a choice between proxies and nukes. It is the recognition that nukes ...

The Strait of Hormuz is the point at which approximately one fifth of the world’s traded oil passes through a corridor 21 nautical miles wide, flanked on one side by Iran and the other by Oman. For 70 ...

The fragile ceasefire that followed the recent US-Iran confrontation has brought temporary operational calm to the Gulf, but it has not restored regional peace and stability. Beneath the surface, ...

As tensions escalate around Iran, a growing line of analysis suggests that the Islamic Republic is entering a more overtly militarized phase, with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) assuming ...

Geopolitics Weekly analyzes emerging geopolitical trends around the world, distilling the cacophony of global events into one easy reader. It lands in the inbox of Geopolitical Monitor subscribers ...

Canada’s engagement with the Indo-Pacific continues to unfold against one of the most consequential shifts in contemporary global politics: the center of gravity of the international system is ...

The UAE’s exit from OPEC marks the third member in seven years to leave the cartel. Given looming peak oil demand and OPEC’s ...

Ibn Khaldun wrote that a political community begins to dissolve not when it is defeated from outside, but when its strongest member decides the common bond costs more than it returns. He called this ...