Giorgia Meloni is emerging as Europe’s unexpectedly resilient leader, reshaping Italy’s politics and influencing continental dynamics. June 2024: Italians at a campaign rally in Rome pose for a ...

Countries are rolling out digital identification schemes, but many citizens are protesting – and they may have a point. London, England, Oct. 18: Protesters march from Marble Arch to Downing Street ...

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Europe faces a challenging period ahead as it works toward decarbonization while reducing supply-chain risks from China. Sep. 26: Various stages of a photovoltaic ...

The Kuril Islands dispute, long a bilateral issue between Russia and Japan, is increasingly shaped by Moscow’s dependence on Beijing. Jan. 1, 1997: Former Japanese residents of Shikotan Island prepare ...

A deepening clash with Washington, rising violence and mounting economic strain have pushed Colombia into its most volatile moment in decades. On October 19, United States President Donald Trump ...

Until recently, the Albanese administration had been tentative in its dealings with President Trump, but will likely find common ground moving forward. Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese ...

Andrew Kureth is managing editor at Geopolitical Intelligence Services, where he has worked for nearly a decade. As an editor at GIS, he has worked with experts based all over the world on numerous ...

Federica Saini Fasanotti is a military historian and specialist in counterinsurgency. Her fieldwork and research have covered, among others, Afghanistan, Libya, Ethiopia and Somalia, and her latest ...

The youth-led Gen-Z 212 movement is spreading rapidly across Morocco, calling for investment in social programs and ...

The recent BRICS summit in Johannesburg confirmed the transition to a multipolar order where, despite the salience of the United States and China, medium powers and regional alignments are also ...

The Human Rights Council of the United Nations is unable to confront serious human rights situations evenhandedly. The divergent interests of the UN membership makes reform of the Human Rights Council ...