President Trump’s Greenland gambit lays bare a stark reality of today’s geopolitics: in an era of fierce great-power rivalry, where national self-interest comes first, even the territory of close alli ...

China would need to do more than kill or capture Taiwan’s president, Lai Ching-te, as that would leave intact the rest of the ...

For one, international law doesn’t figure into China’s thinking on Taiwan: Beijing considers the island to be a strictly ...

Israel’s recognition of Somaliland closed a long-running diplomatic debate but opened a more consequential question: what follows recognition in a region where power rarely waits for process? In the ...

The recent dramatic US intervention in Venezuela’s political and energy landscape has triggered seismic debates on global ...

There is a growing shift in the meme coin world as we approach December. Investors and Whales are beginning to retreat from ...

If you are a math teacher in 2025, you have likely had The Conversation in the faculty lounge. It usually goes something like this:"I assigned a worksheet on qu ...

Commonwealth Charter Academy’s ‘unusual’ spending is one reason legislators agreed to historic funding cuts to cyber charter ...

By Wellington Muzengeza, Mail & Guardian Zimbabwe today stands as one of the most sobering case studies in the cyclical ...

The US Navy’s most unconventional warship is finally edging toward the role it was built to play. After years of ...

Armored vehicles are no longer just blunt instruments of firepower. On battlefields saturated with cheap, lethal drones, they ...

A Chinese attempt at blockading or invading Taiwan in 2026 is unlikely. Instead, Beijing is likely to persist with its ...