On, Zineb Riboua discusses Iran’s strategy of “buying time,” China’s support for Tehran, shifting dynamics in the Middle East, radicalization in Europe, and the implications of artificial-intelligence ...

As Chinese President Xi Jinping prepares to visit Washington next week, much of the commentary has focused on a familiar set of questions. Will he and US President Donald Trump stabilize relations?

At the 2026 Rīga Conference, Peter Rough moderated a conversation on the role of diplomacy, economic and political tools, and multilateral cooperation in helping democracies navigate growing strategic ...

Ken Moriyasu joins Taiwan Talks for a discussion on China’s messaging at the Xiangshan Forum, competing proposals for United States strategy in the First Island Chain, and what these debates could ...

Washington is preparing for the right war, but in the wrong theater. For years, U.S. strategic thinking has centered on the Indo‑Pacific: the militarized atolls of the South China Sea, China’s ...

Chinese leader Xi Jinping isn’t dawdling when it comes to science. He has directed his country to build a network of enormous fusion-energy facilities that could strengthen its ability to design and ...

On i24NEWS, Joshua Meservey discusses Hudson’s recent event “Somaliland as a Strategic Partner in the Horn of Africa” and President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi's trip to the United States as ...

In its competition with China, the United States holds a natural advantage: abundant oil and cheap natural gas. Reliable ...

Ahead of the upcoming U.S. midterm elections in November, American politics is being shaken by the rapid rise of left-wing forces. How does Kenneth Weinstein, Japan Chair at the Hudson Institute and ...

This interview was originally published in Japanese, which can be read here.

On The John Batchelor Show, Mary Kissel discusses declining global trust in American leadership, growing ties between Canada and Europe, United States policy toward Ukraine, and the security risks ...