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The Autonomous Battlefield: How Technology Is Reshaping Modern Warfare | Atlas Institute for International Affairs
Darius Creț explores how emerging technologies, asymmetric warfare and defence-industrial capacity are reshaping the battlefield of the future.
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Gaza After the Ceasefire: The Unfinished Road to Peace
Trump’s Board of Peace seeks to reshape Gaza’s post-war order, but questions of power, funding, security and Palestinian agency remain unresolved.
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The 81st UN General Assembly and the Global South: Can Multilateralism Overcome Security Council Deadlock?
As conflicts persist and demands for greater representation grow, the widening gap between the UN’s promise of multilateralism and the realities of…
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September 2026

Asymmetric Warfare: The Kargil Conflict as a Case Study
Examining Pakistan’s Asymmetric Strategy, India’s Conventionalisation of the Conflict, the Role of Nuclear Deterrence, and the Strategic Lessons of the…
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South China Sea: China–Philippines Tensions Escalate
A new confrontation at Second Thomas Shoal, a collision near Sabina Shoal, and growing maritime tensions are raising concerns over the risk of…
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Tigray’s Fragile Peace: How Ethiopia’s Old Conflict Is Returning
This article traces how the Tigray conflict began, examines the Pretoria peace agreement and why its implementation has faltered, and its wider regional…
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Trump-Xi Summit: A New Test for US-China Relations
Trade, Taiwan, AI, rare earths and Iran will shape the talks as Washington and Beijing seek to manage tensions and define the next phase of their…
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Redrawing the World: Why the UN Backed the Equal Earth Map
The move away from the Mercator projection has renewed a global debate about geographical accuracy, historical representation and the visual place of…
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Houthis Tighten Grip on Bab el-Mandeb as Saudi–Yemen Tensions Escalate
Red Sea tensions intensify as Houthi territorial gains, attacks on Saudi infrastructure and growing Iran-linked pressure raise fears of a wider regional…
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From Cool Japan to Strategic Japan
Japan’s evolving approach to culture, industry and security under Sanae Takaichi
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BRICS at 20: Can New Delhi Turn Multipolar Ambition into Global Influence?
Can an expanded BRICS turn growing global weight into meaningful collective action?
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The Rainbow Troops: When Education Becomes an Act of Resistance
Set against poverty, inequality and the fading fortunes of Indonesia’s tin economy, Laskar Pelangi tells a moving story of resilience, lost potential…
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