The distribution of terrorism is not only geographically concentrated, it is also highly concentrated among a small number of terror groups, led...
Border regions have become central to the geography of modern terrorism, reflecting a shift in how and where violent activity is concentrated.
Youth radicalisation has become a defining feature of the contemporary terrorism landscape, emerging alongside a broader shift in the nature and...
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Once treated as a relic of the Cold War, military service is again being revised, expanded or...
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Despite its relatively small footprint in global trade, Taiwan holds an outsized role in the...
Russia’s recent economic performance appears deceptively strong, however core indicators point to...
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