The interest in the production and export of drones from both South and North Korea in the wake of the Russia–Ukraine war may increase tensions on the Korean Peninsula, going forward.
The imposition of sanctions on entities involved in clandestinely procuring strategic technologies highlight that the widely proclaimed dismantlement of the proliferation network involving Pakistan and China was either overstated or an oversight.
The Ankara Declaration marks a significant step in Ethiopia's push for Red Sea access, fostering cooperation with Somalia while easing regional tensions.
Faced with geostrategic setbacks, a militarily assertive Israel and the incoming Trump presidency, Iran has prioritised diplomacy with both regional countries and the West.
As the rebel forces, including those affiliated with Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) have taken over Syria, Russia can expect mounting challenges to curb rising terrorism back home as it fights the military challenges in Ukraine.
Comments and Briefs
Drone Production in South and North Korea
United States Sanctions on Pakistan
The Islamic State and Europe
From Discord to Dialogue: The Ethiopia–Somalia Peace Agreement
Central Asia–Japan Relations: Benefits and Challenges
Iran’s Strategic Recalibration Amid Geopolitical Shifts in West Asia
Al-Jolani: The Transformed Jihadist?
Fall of Assad: Geopolitical Implications
Radicalisation in the Northern Caucasus
Self-Determination of Tibet: A Contentious Issue