China’s new land border legislation: is India ready for Chinese “lawfare”?
By Shraddha Bhandari This article was written in collaboration with Bipasha Bhardwaj. Bipasha is the co-founder and COO of Intelligentsia… Read more >
Colombia’s balancing act amid Great Power Competition
By Johan Marulanda This article is part of the report “Colombia’s Role Amid Great Power Competition“, published in September 2021… Read more >
Exploring The Pacific Alliance & The Benefits of a Free Trade Agreement & Closer Engagement for Australia
Latin America and Australia have not traditionally been close partners – the second half of the 20th Century saw little… Read more >
Kowtow Keating
By Dr. John Bruni Founder & CEO SAGE International Host of the STRATEGIKON & The Focus Podcasts Former Prime Minister… Read more >
The Future of the Antarctic Treaty System
Antarctica, the world’s southernmost landmass spans 14.2 million square kilometres of which only 0.18 percent of this continent is ice… Read more >
AUKUS: A British View
Republished piece by Long-time Friend of SAGE International, Prof. Dr. Julian Lindley-French from his Blog Blast Series “This is about… Read more >
The AUKUS defence pact and the end of the French submarine deal: a blow to France’s Indo-Pacific policy
By Nicolas Michelon Founder & Chief Editor of Asia Power Watch & Founder of the Asia Intelligence Advisory. Nicolas is… Read more >
Torpedoing the Barracuda: AUKUS & Countering the Wolf Warrior
By Dr. John Bruni Founder & CEO SAGE International Host of the STRATEGIKON & The Focus Podcasts Yesterday, the Morrison… Read more >
Is Grey, War’s New Colour?
By Alessandro Sereni Guest Writer for SAGE International Colours have always been an intrinsic part of the array of symbols,… Read more >
The Fall of Kabul, in Brief
By David J. Olney Senior Analyst International Security, SAGE International (SAGE), Member of the SAGE Advisory Board First published on:… Read more >