Netanyahu is playing a dangerous game as escalation takes two.

Just like energy and sanctions, cyber is more bark than bite in a state against state conflict.

Here's the Ipoleco guide to gauging how the war in Ukraine is going.

As the third year of the war is starting things look dire for Ukraine.

Turkey has finally agreed to let Sweden join NATO, but why would you want to join a defunct alliance?

The world is going multipolar, is that because the US is in decline?

The Houthi's are forcing commercial shipping to go via the Cape of Good Hope instead of the Suez Canal. Why hasn't anyone stopped them?

Like fresh fruits and vegetables, international institutions have a limited shelf life after which they cannot be saved.

Why did Hamas attack?

Ukraine's model of warfighting faces a serious test in the form of disinterest and incompetence from its supporters.

Russia may look weak right now but that's a recession, not a new normal.

Ukraine's strategy of attacking Russian cities with drones is counter-productive, as Ukraine should know better than anyone.

The current military balance of power clearly favors the defender. What does that mean for the war in Ukraine?

Has the West and Ukraine really considered what sending cluster bombs to Ukraine really means?

Don’t let the headlines fool you, things aren’t as rosy as they seem in NATO.

Rumours of Putins imminent demise are greatly exaggerated.

The debt ceiling crisis looks to be averted; Kyiv can breathe a sigh of relief.

Zelensky loses if he doesn't counter attack, and he loses if his counter-offensive fails. The only way forward is diplomatic.

Macron is right, the EU should stay out of the Taiwan conflict.

Strategic ambiguity was a policy for a different time. Now it worsens Taiwan's and the US' security rather than enhancing it.