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Kaliningrad and the Ghosts of Prussia
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From Teutonic fortresses to modern missile garrisons, the contested geography of the Baltic has made Königsberg, now Kaliningrad, a recurring European flashpoint.
Russian naval and missile forces make Kaliningrad a strategic hinge on NATO’s eastern flank.
In 1736, Swiss polymath...
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New Alliances, New Pressures, New Fault Lines
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To its west, old relationships in the Gulf are acquiring new strategic and military dimensions. Across the Atlantic, Washington is increasingly using tariffs as an instrument of foreign policy. At the same time, India holds the BRICS presidency in 2026...
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A Veto That Shakes NATO
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France’s surprise veto with Russia and China exposes a fraying Western consensus, raising awkward questions about NATO’s future.
For seven decades, the choreography of great-power diplomacy has been comfortingly predictable: when push came to shove at the United Nations, France...
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