Emerging Risks

With confidence in the U.S. nuclear umbrella shaken, Seoul is increasingly eyeing a direct counter to the North’s nuclear weapons program.

World Economic Forum delegates fear that a long period of peace and economic integration could be coming to a close

China's long demographic slide has begun. By the end of this century, the population of China will be about a third of what it is today.

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The danger to Taiwan from China is “something we need to take very seriously” as the island is taking steps to mobilize its entire society to deter a mainland takeover, the commander of the Office of Naval Intelligence said last week. The Taiwanese are asking themselves “what can we do to make China think twice” …

It's only a few hundred miles long, but when a natural disaster strikes near the Malacca Strait, the consequences could be global, writes Tom Ough.

Attacks on critical infrastructure from France to Denmark bear the hallmark of Russian operatives, experts say.

It's an arms race bigger than anything Asia has ever seen -- three major nuclear powers and one fast-developing one, the world's three biggest economies and decades-old alliances all vying for an edge in some of the world's most contested land and sea areas.

Mr Kohavi also denounced the new government’s efforts to change the military command structure

“Three decades of becoming, I’m afraid, too risk averse to stand up to checking the challenges to our international rules-based order.” The West’s ‘rules-based international order’ has become “timid” and “hesitant”, chair of the defence select committee Tobias Ellwood tells #TimesRadio. --- Times Radio brings you the latest breaking news, expert analysis and well-informed discussion on the biggest stories of the day. 📻 Listen now - https://www.thetimes.co.uk/radio Follow Times Radio on social: 🔵 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thetimesradio/ 🔵 Twitter https://twitter.com/TimesRadio 🔵 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/timesradio/ Subscribe here: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTjDhFuGXlhx9Us0gq0VK2w?sub_confirmation=1

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Some experts have speculated that Kim Ju-ae’s elevated public profile might be tied to family succession planning — but her appearances are more likely part of a highly choreographed propaganda nar…

The first years of this decade have heralded a particularly disruptive period in human history. The return to a “new normal” following the COVID-19 pandemic was quickly disrupted by the outbreak of war in Europe, ushering in a fresh series of crises in food and energy – problems that decades of progress had sought to solve.

The Pentagon wants 80 new plutonium pits per year by 2030. It doesn't look like that's possible.

Experts told Fox News Digital that while China and Russia have made clear inroads into U.S. systems, the rapidly advancing capabilities of Iran and North Korea complicate things.

North Korea's surge in missile testing and nuclear development has prompted South Korea to re-evaluate its defense capabilities, including the potential development of a nuclear arsenal.

EDITOR'S NOTES: The thought that this latest experiment in Jewish sovereignty will be in jeopardy because of internal discord should shake us all at our core.

The West made a grave mistake when it assumed the collapse of Soviet communism meant the end of Russian imperialism.

How Xi’s COVID-19 U-turn will make the country harder to govern.

A new study shows U.S. and allied scientists are helping China's military as it strives to build an army that cannot be defeated.

Biden and Xi are starting off 2023 with talk of cooperating and easing tensions, but neither is going to give in on the core disagreements around Taiwan, tech and trade.

A sophisticated new study of a simulated war between China and the U.S over Taiwan reveals Chinese forces would be defeated in the conflict but with a high cost in casualties and heavy losses of U.S.

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An obsession with Diversity, Equity and Inclusion threatens students, professors, and the very credibility of higher education in the U.S.

Kristalina Georgieva says 2023 will be "tougher" than last year as the global economy faces challenges.

Retired Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster said Xi Jinping had "made quite clear" from his recent statements that he's preparing to move against Taiwan.

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Here is a list of some of the potential Middle East conflicts that could break out and peace deals that might be signed this year.