As China and Russia gain ground in Africa, the U.S. policy should distance itself from its unpopular European partners.

As China expands its maritime presence globally, African ports have become crucial diplomatic hubs for the Chinese navy.

In an interview with Firstpost on the sidelines of the 2025 Raisina Dialogue, Rainer Rudolph, Vice-Chairman, Munich Security ...

Ongoing wars and conflict around the world expose how international law and norms can be co-opted. With the US pulling out ...

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Panelists discuss Chinese military strategy and global power projection as a pacing threat during latest Cultural and Area ...

As Brics expands, African nations must ensure they are at the negotiating table, aligning their development needs with the ...

As a continent with diverse economies and burgeoning markets, Africa faces unique challenges and opportunities in navigating ...

China’s foreign minister pledges to work with France against ‘unipolar hegemony’ as Trump-Putin talks leave Europe out in the ...

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PAUL B. STARES is General John W. Vessey Senior Fellow for Conflict Prevention at the Council on Foreign Relations, where he ...

The United Nations Security Council, crippled by power politics and veto-wielding giants, has failed to protect civilians in ...