The war on Iran reflects a convergence of unchecked power, psychological pathology and religious delusion – placing the world at extreme risk.

Clashes between church leaders and Trump highlight tensions over religion, power and the justification of war.

Australia’s housing pressures reflect years of mismatched policy – with falling supply colliding with surging migration and labour market shocks.

Planning to “adapt” to 3°C of warming risks normalising catastrophic outcomes - and avoiding the urgent task of deep, immediate decarbonisation.

Western analysis often assumes China operates like the United States. That misreading obscures a more transactional, less entangled approach to global partnerships.

Zenel Garcia is Associate Professor of Security Studies in the Department of National Security and Strategy at the US Army War College. His research focuses on the intersection of international ...

China’s rapid expansion of museums and galleries reflects a coordinated strategy to shape national identity, manage ...

India’s long-delayed census is set to reshape policy, representation and public debate. The inclusion of caste data makes it ...

Shortly after the attacks on Iran began, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer gave the US permission to use British military ...

A ground war in Iran would carry high costs with little strategic return. With oil flows vulnerable and escalation risks ...

The US system of checks and balances depends on good faith across all branches. When that breaks down, enforcement falls ...

Her work is featured in publications such as Al Jazeera English, The Guardian, Nikkei Asia, El Pais, Deutsche Welle, BBC Travel, and The South China Morning Post, among others ...