While wars dominate headlines elsewhere in the region, Iraqis are battling a quieter but equally destabilising crisis. Climate change is drying rivers, upstream neighbours are cutting water flows, and ...

Recent friction has pushed New Delhi to reaffirm its strategic autonomy and engage with China and Russia, but the US is still ...

The news that the Trump administration has struck a deal with US chipmakers Nvidia and AMD, allowing exports of some of the ...

The EU’s rules and guidance will continue to be controversial as many countries move away from hard regulation of AI, but ...

Chatham House announced on Monday that General Sir Richard Barrons will join its International Security Programme as a senior ...

Research Analyst, International Security Programme; Associate Editor, Journal of Cyber Policy This week marks the 80th anniversary of the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the US at the ...

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The Court’s advisory opinion affirms that inadequate action on climate change may violate international law. Its findings could shape the contours of debate at COP30.

Exploring how competition frameworks are being redefined in response to growing geopolitical pressures.

The dialogue aims to enhance mutual understanding and reduce misperceptions, with the ultimate aim of identifying potential, future areas of cooperation on cyber issues.