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Members of the Arab League have collectively agreed to no longer label Hezbollah a terrorist organisation.
The beginning of EU accession talks for Ukraine and Moldova poses consequences for strategic competition between Russia and the West.
Hezbollah's leader has threatened Cyprus, raising the possibility of a widening of the Israel-Hezbollah conflict to the Mediterranean.
The failure of a controversial Coca-Cola advertising campaign in Bangladesh demonstrates the need for companies to be aware of the growing relationship between geopolitical risk and consumer choice.
Military exchanges between the IDF and Hezbollah across the Israel-Lebanon border threaten to lead to further escalation but both sides have incentives to avoid full-scale war.
Following several tense days, de-escalation between Israel and Iran is now a more distinct possibility.
Iran's attack against Israel on 13 April poses significant potential risks for the wider region.
Consumer activists are increasingly motivated by geopolitics, necessitating the adoption of a new strategic approach by companies.
As the world order shifts towards multipolarity and the Polar ice caps continue to melt, the Arctic could become an increasingly important geostrategic space.
A resumption of 'earthquake diplomacy' has eased tensions between Greece and Turkey since February, but can any improvements in bilateral relations be sustained?
As the influence of cyberspace on security and economic well-being continues to grow, governments like the UK are developing comprehensive strategies to secure their interests in this domain.
As cyberspace becomes increasingly vital to economics, culture, and war, a comprehensive understanding of this domain has never been more important.