Hungary’s election could mark a democratic turning point—or trigger a crisis: concession, gray zone tactics, or outright ...

As the United States and Japan face an increasingly uncertain global environment, it is an important time for the two ...

Minerals security is not just a supply challenge; it is a demand one. China built dominance by linking mines to manufacturing and driving demand through firms like BYD. The United States needs bold ...

One month into the Iran conflict, no noncombatant country has been hit harder than South Korea. The Lee government faces not ...

The nuclear issue is likely to determine not only when the war ends, but also how it ends, and who can claim “victory.” Per ...

The United States and Israel are devastating Iran's leadership and inflicting significant damage on Iran's already-weak ...

Does Korea's soft power work? What is it about Korean cultural exports that resonate across so many different cultures and ...

As the Iran conflict intensifies, U.S. energy infrastructure faces escalating cyber threats from nation-state actors. Scale, ...

The Houthis have entered the war in Iran. Whether they choose to block Bab al-Mandab or not could have significant ...

Explore how the U.S. can better align development finance, strategic capital, allies, and private investment to build ...

The war with Iran is threatening global agriculture markets and food prices, with some impacts emerging and more expected in ...

In this week's column, Bill Reinsch argues that Congress has ceded authority to the presidency and proposes reforms to ...