Giles believes that Russia is a revisionist force willing to risk great-power war to realize its goal of territorial expansion, not just in Ukraine but across eastern Europe.

In this book, Röttgen, a veteran German parliamentarian and one of the Christian Democratic Union’s leading foreign-policy thinkers, previews what lies ahead for the new government.

Rainsford’s writing—on the war, on the Kremlin’s indomitable opponents, on the contrasts between Russia’s harsh realities and the warmth of its people—is vivid and compelling.

Smeets’ close examination of the internal workings of Conti reveals the group’s dysfunctions and tensions among the leadership.

In this provocative book, Daly argues that militarism in Africa has historically been about more than power grabs.

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Two new books offer sweeping critiques of the modern nation-state and the Westphalian international order, each making the case for new forms of supranational cooperation to cope with escalating ...

The IMF is delivering stark warnings about the damaging impact of tariffs and other US actions on the global economy and ...