Synthetic biology (SynBio) could allow States to create enhanced foot-and-mouth disease for use in grey zone operations to ...
Five years after taking Kabul, the Taliban have proved more capable of governing than almost anyone predicted. The trouble is that the state they are strengthening is drawing down the [...] ...
Türkiye’s decision to join the US-led Artemis Accords comes just as its first home-grown lunar spacecraft enters testing. Rather than signalling a geopolitical realignment, the move fits Ankara’s ...
Richard de Grijs is Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Macquarie University and former Executive Director of the International Space Science Institute–Beijing. He is a frequent media commentator on ...
The rules-based international order is under growing strain as authoritarian states seek to weaken its safeguards and reshape international rule to serve their own interests. Even the fundamental ...
As Iran is increasingly viewed through the lens of war, nuclear tensions, and geopolitical rivalry, the Japanese anime Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia offers a strikingly different encounter with ...
Australia has built a substantial diplomatic network across the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), but one of ...
Decades of repressive ‘iron fist’ policing have left Guatemala’s institutions paralysed by corruption and unable to protect vulnerable rural communities. True territorial sovereignty can only be ...
International AI governance is entering a new phase as geopolitical competition shifts attention from regulating AI systems ...
As the United States tightens restrictions on foreign students, international education is becoming an increasingly important ...
Brendan Simms’s The Return of the Great Powers arrives with an ambition matched by few recent works in the genre: a ...
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