Russia Reform Monitor No. 2531
The return of Russian disinformation;
Jerusalem weighs in with the Kremlin;
Russia's convict army;
The true state of Russia's economy
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China Reform Monitor No. 1513
Russian scientists arrested for passing hypersonic data to China;
China sees "new golden era" with the Philippines under Marcos;
China's defense attachés removed from Pacific Islands Forum;
"Buy from trusted sources only," Delhi tells tech firms;
India intercepts PLAAF fighters over disputed territory
Iran Democracy Monitor No. 224
The UN refocuses on human rights in Iran;
How the Russo-Iranian alliance is adapting;
Tehran still seeks WMD tech;
Israel and Iran's nuclear clock
NATO Gets A New Lease On Life – For Now
Perhaps the most profound impact of Russia’s new war has been to revitalize the West’s oldest and most enduring alliance. Until recently thought by many to be on its deathbed, NATO has found renewed purpose in deterring a revanchist and neo-imperial Russia, and convinced skeptics of the indispensable role it should play in maintaining global security.
Dashed Potential: How Misperceiving China Could Hamstring the U.S.-ROK Alliance
Renewed alignment between America and South Korea is opening new possibilities to elevate the U.S.-ROK alliance from a regional partnership to a global project. However, the China policies of Washington and Seoul are complicating these possibilities.