Emerging Risks

Unlike in previous years, the 2023 annual US Threat Assessment Report  views West Asia through the prism of a Great Power competition that threatens t

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Russia would only use nuclear weapons in the context of the Ukraine conflict if it were facing an "existential threat," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told CNN International Tuesday.

The Kremlin's new 42-page foreign policy doctrine sets out the changes to Moscow's view of the world and states that the West is trying to weaken Russia in "every possible way".

Our warriors’ ability to do their job is being undermined by civilian leaders more interested in woke indoctrination and partisan politics than warfighting readiness.

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Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall says China's development of its nuclear arsenal is “disturbing," and could lead to a Cold War-level threat against the U.S.

The world needs to look at what the Chinese leadership is in fact doing. Xi Jinping appointed what is now known as his "war cabinet" in October, at the Communist Party's 20th National Congress; he is implementing the largest military buildup since the

A new world order is slowly taking shape

Europe, China and the US have all rejected free trade and globalisation. Protectionism is back.

Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping are going to get together for their 40th in-person chat Monday. Ukraine will be the issue of the day.

If AUKUS pushes China to trade arms for Russian sub know-how, the world is going to be a very, very dangerous place.

President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that what was at stake in Ukraine was Russia's very existence as a state.

Britain cast China as representing an "epoch-defining challenge" to the world order in an update to its foreign policy framework and also said the United Kingdom's security hinged on the outcome of the Ukraine war.

Since February 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine for the second time, Russia’s nuclear threats have been stark and consistent. If the war continues, Russia says, Ukraine and the West risk escalation to nuclear conflict. The Russian state, Putin and other Russian leaders argue, faces an existential threat. In October, the Russian government released pictures of President Putin overseeing a training launch of both ballistic and cruise missiles as a part of a major nuclear response.

"It's a real threat...this is not [just] words," Grigory Yavlinsky, a Russian opposition politician told Newsweek.

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The warning comes as Russia intensifies its now year-long fight in Ukraine and as Putin threatens to withdraw from a key nuclear arms treaty.

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Netanyahu gave an interview to Iran International who intend on dubbing it into Persian and broadcasting it in Iran.

The Pentagon expressed concern Wednesday that Russia is supplying uranium for Chinese reactors that are producing plutonium for warheads as part of Beijing large-scale nuclear build-up.

Qin Gang, the foreign minister, has warned that the two powers are heading toward a confrontation that would risk “the future of humanity”.

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Pyongyang’s recent missile tests demonstrate that Washington must do more to modernize American missile defenses.

The fiery comments echoed remarks by President Xi Jinping blaming U.S. efforts to contain China for deteriorating relations and suggesting Beijing would increasingly seek to push back.

Australians are being warned today they face the threat of war with China within three years, but the coun...

This study is significant because, over the past two years, debates about education policy have occupied an increasingly prominent place in political discourse.

Billionaire investor Mark Mobius told FOX Business he cannot take his money out of China due to the country's capital controls, cautioning investors to be "very, very careful" about investing in an economy under a tight government grip.