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What might Putin do if he were backed into a corner?

Russia Ian Bremmer - July 4, 2026.

With Russia under pressure on multiple fronts, President Vladimir Putin finds himself in a tighter spot than at any other moment of his quarter-century in...

The ICC faces its most difficult test of authority

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 10, 2026.

International Criminal Court Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan has returned from refugee camps in eastern Chad claiming that the prosecution now has the evidentiary breakthrough...

Azerbaijan consolidates its pro-Western course, offering stability in an unstable environment

Eastern Europe Oleksandr Levchenko - July 21, 2026.

The Azerbaijani authorities continue to pursue a consistent policy aimed at strengthening the country's strategic autonomy and gradually reducing Russian influence in the South Caucasus.  The...

Washington is preparing Seoul for a greater role in the Pacific

Politics The Editorial Board - July 20, 2026.

On 17 July, North Korea strongly denounced the RIMPAC exercise in Hawaii as a US warfare exercise and announced a “chain of proportional countermeasures”. In a...

UK’s Burnham inherits a less than special relationship with US ally

UK Harvey Morris - July 29, 2026.

First the good news. Relations between Andy Burnham and Donald Trump have made a positive start in what the new UK prime minister described as...

What does Europe lack for full tech sovereignty?

EU Giorgos Verdi - July 8, 2026.

In early June, the European Commission unveiled its Tech Sovereignty Package, a new policy agenda designed to strengthen Europe’s strategic autonomy through investments in AI,...

Nixonmaxxing: Why the disgraced ex-U.S. president is enjoying a second life online

US James Oliphant - July 28, 2026.

Richard Nixon is doing what Richard Nixon did best – making a comeback. He’s just not around to see it.  The rest of us get to...

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