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Suminda JayasunderaEurasia Review |
The Iran conflict is the most consequential strategic miscalculation since Iraq — and Washington still hasn’t read the playbook unfolding
The U.S.–Israel war against Iran is not just another Middle Eastern confrontation. It marks the moment when America’s Gulf partners
Using Kurds as a ground force will not bear results. Washington’s challenge in the Middle East is not only that
The strikes have happened. Iran’s leadership is gone. And now, in the aftermath, Washington confronts what strategists warned and policymakers
President Volodymyr Zelensky’s decision to extend martial law and mobilization in rolling 90-day increments—now deep into 2026—signals a...
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s rhetoric has sharpened in recent months, culminating in the claim that Europe needs Ukraine more than Ukraine
European strategists often view a postwar Ukraine through the prism of conventional risk: a heavily armed, battle-hardened state carrying unresolved
Europe’s security debate has entered dangerous territory. Russia’s war in Ukraine grinds into a fourth year, pounding cities and power
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is governing within a narrowing corridor of possibility. His public stance—unyielding, morally charged, insistently...
However paradoxical it may seem, the war in Ukraine remains both an existential struggle for national survival and a proxy
Why Europe Performs Unity Instead of Preparing for Danger At Davos this week, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a
Europe is panicking about President Donald Trump’s return. The real crisis isn’t in Washington. It’s in Europe’s refusal to take
For decades, NATO was treated less like an alliance and more like a law of nature — something permanent, automatic,
For years, the Arctic has been treated as a remote curiosity — a place of melting ice, scientific expeditions and
Sir Richard Knighton’s 11 January 2026 testimony to the House of Commons Defense Committee ought to have reverberated through Westminster. Instead, it
Security guarantees have long been among the most reassuring — and most misleading — promises in international politics. They project
For more than a decade, Europe pursued a geopolitical project around Ukraine built on three fragile assumptions: that Russia would
The war in Ukraine has reached a moment of truth—one that demands cleareyed judgment and decisive leadership. After years of
From hegemony to harmony: why pragmatic alliances may define the next era of global security As the war in Ukraine
Ukraine’s war is not simply a tragedy—it is a betrayal. While the United States has unveiled a 28 point peace
Ukraine’s prolonged full-scale war with Russia has reached a breaking point. The nation now confronts a convergence of military, political,
The world today stands at a precarious intersection of political instability and international security concerns. From Eastern Europe to the
Despite all odds, President Donald Trump has once again demonstrated that unconventional wisdom can achieve what traditional diplomacy could not.
The war between Russia and Ukraine has entered a critical phase—one that may reshape the global order. Both nations have
The Russian invasion of Ukraine took an unforeseen and pivotal turn following President Zelenskyy’s contentious visit to the White House
The international security landscape is about to witness an unexpected turnaround and a stark realization of the realities on the
The Russian invasion of Ukraine, the bloodiest full-spectrum war, has reached the most decisive point in history with the helm
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