Why Central Asia’s Middle Corridor Needs Trans-Caspian Pipelines
The dream of the “Trump Route” in the Caucasus will remain unfulfilled without further connectivity to Central Asia.
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Iran Has Doubled Down on Digital Repression. How Can Washington Help?
As the Trump administration grapples with how best to confront Iran, its efforts remain centered on sporadic military action and the promise of aggressive economic sanctions. Meanwhile, inside the country, a human rights crisis is escalating—one that Washington is uniquely positioned to help counter.
Russia Policy Monitor No. 2742
Pro-Russian hacking group declares "cyber war" on Norway;
Russia bans memorial;
Trust in Putin slips as the war comes home;
Danish intelliegnce: Russia is recruiting Danes for sabotage;
Latvia, Lithuania crack down on Russian shipping;
Russia's grip on global uranium tightens
Why Egypt Has Taken An Eastward Turn
Earlier this month, Chinese President Xi Jinping made a very public state visit to Egypt. Officially, the three-day trip, the first of its kind by a Chinese leader in at least a decade, was intended to commemorate 70 years of bilateral ties between Cairo and Beijing.
Indo-Pacific Monitor No. 57
Tokyo drones on;
Australia diversifies its air defenses;
Delhi and Dhaka at odds over Hasina;
North Korean hackers infiltrate corporate infrastructure;
Seoul puts peace rail back on track