Geopolitics

As nations compete for digital dominance, the ocean floor has emerged as the newest and least visible stage for geopolitical…

A warming Pacific exposes the fragile fault lines of a divided world, Doug Specht argues Early forecasts suggest 2026 could…

Unpack the geography of global instability – from contested borders to forced displacement in nations around the world For much…

The idea that rising powers challenge established ones has shaped thinking about China and the USA. But in Asia, the…

Doug Specht unpacks Costa Rica’s latest election and how it could unravel Latin America’s oldest democracy On 15 January, just…

Doug Specht examines how artificial intelligence is shifting from a shared commons to a strategic, controlled territory Earlier this month…

Tim Marshall on how Trump’s renewed presidency accelerates the shift away from liberal internationalism New eras rarely begin on a…

Could Donald Trump ever buy Greenland? Discover the reasons as to why the US is vying for the world’s largest…

Doug Specht considers Honduras’ recent election and the erosion of sovereignty within the nation’s borders Nearly two weeks after Hondurans…

As governments from the Gulf to Beijing quietly buy up farmland around the world, a silent shift in global power…

Trump’s Caribbean armada isn’t diplomacy but dominance, reviving a century-old American doctrine War on Drugs, you say? Send an aircraft…

Drones may rewrite battle plans, but rivers, deserts and choke points still get a vote on who wins and who…