The Conservative-DUP pact will likely be an unstable one, but not necessarily for the reasons we’ve been hearing from the British media.

What was James Comey thinking, from his meetings with Trump to his firing to his congressional testimony? We may never know, but we can do some educated guessing.

A warning to a fissuring West on the anniversary of Reagan’s Brandenburg Gate speech.

How spies, terrorists, and criminals could leverage gamified intelligence networks to wreak havoc in the 21st century.

A note on back channel diplomacy and the Cuban missile crisis.

The imperative of integrating immigrant communities in Europe into their host nation’s cultures has taken on a new urgency.

The West’s new pragmatism could be a shot in the arm for Russia’s decaying system of personalized power.

The war itself was quick and militarily decisive, but the political aftermath has been anything but.

Those who study international security and those who practice it see the same world through very different conceptual lenses.

Because it’s just not worth holding it back anymore.