What can U.S. allies in Asia and Europe do to cope with the risk President Trump presents?

The “soft” and “light” military capabilities of Central European armies could come in handy if war erupts on the Peninsula.

Insights from Anis Bajrektarevic.

Taliban denies involvement in the attack, which mostly killed civilians commuting.

A year later, does the argument of reinforced U.S. hegemony hold up?

The time is ripe for increased cooperation between India and the U.S.-led alliance.

The dynamics that generated U.S.-NATO nuclear sharing in Europe in the late 1950s seem to be emerging in Asia today.

How balancing failures are actually extending U.S. hegemony.

The Russian Navy will arm a number of attack submarines with the Kalibr missile.

The Russian Navy has significantly increased the number of underwater combat patrols.

Afghanistan desperately needs continued support, which will be decided at two conferences later in 2016.

Russia gives Afghanistan 10,000 assault rifles, but abstains from joining American efforts at peace talks.

NATO says Russian submarine activity has returned to Cold War levels. What about the Pacific?

Divergent interests in Russia’s dispute with Turkey and Armenia’s conflict with Azerbaijan restrict the CSTO.

The upcoming Heart of Asia-Istanbul Process meeting offers an opportunity for the world to come together on Afghanistan.

As the war moves into its 15th year, Afghanistan's stability remains tenuous.