Military & Security

The first part of this series explores China’s will and preparedness for any future conflict by analyzing its narrative-shaping and military capabilities.

The mass anti-government demonstrations will drive domestic instability, harden the government against the social reforms, and further damage Tehran's foreign relationships.

Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine and its continued tensions with the West raise the potential for Russia to target underwater cables in the future.

Increased Russian naval activity in recent years around underwater cables is causing concern.

Russia’s gas cut-offs are making Moldova increasingly vulnerable, with widespread blackouts, rampant inflation and growing pro-Russian anti-government protests.

We discuss the latest flare-up of violence near the country's eastern border with Rwanda and what it means for other nearby nations.

The recent sustained increase in Palestinian militant violence highlights both the short-and long-term threat West Bank militancy poses to Israeli-Palestinian security.

Scott Kardas, a RANE Asia-Pacific analyst, offers insight into Japan's decision to up its military capability.

A look at what the coming week will bring -- and a list of recommended RANE articles from the week that was.

The former prime minister’s criticism of the country’s powerful defense establishment is challenging the very foundation of Pakistani governance.