The prospect of Taiwan declaring independence is a geopolitical tinderbox with potential to ignite a cascade of global consequences. Drawing uncomfortable parallels to historical flashpoints like the Cuban Missile Crisis, such a move could trigger military aggression from China, endanger regional stability in East Asia, and rattle the foundations of international organizations like the United…
The United States Naval Base at Subic Bay, Philippines, once hailed as one of the largest military bases globally, ceased operations in 1992. However, 32 years after the US Navy’s departure from the Philippines, the looming threat from China is provoking discussions of a potential return. At this very moment, the United States military finds…
The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict stands as a long-standing and deeply entrenched issue, afflicting both Armenia and Azerbaijan since the waning years of the Soviet Union. Characterized as a “protracted conflict,” it has defied lasting resolution, drawing international attention and posing significant geopolitical challenges. A roundtable hosted by the United States Institute of Peace in March 1998…
