The Chilcot Inquiry is unlikely to add much value to a discussion that has long been hijacked by historical revisionism and hindsight hysteria.

Jo's work showed her great warmth, empathy and compassion for the suffering, regardless of where in the world they were and how high on the national agenda they were.

House of Commons Defence Select Committee publishes HSC evidence on the British Army.

The nobleness of defeating IS should not be questioned, but the long term impact of how victory is attained must be carefully evaluated.

The current relationship between China and the US, albeit fractured, offers much to build upon.

Julie Lenarz talks to Tracey Holms about the ISF's offensive in Fallujah and Kurdish-led operations in Mosul and Raqqa.

Confirming Mullah Mansour’s death, the Taliban have announced Mawlawi Hebatullah Akhundzada as their new leader. A statement on their website reiterates the terrorist group’s insistence on violence.

HSC Associate Fellow Rohullah Yakobi appeared on Al Jazeera International to discuss the systematic discrimination of the Hazara minority in Afghanistan.

Rather than pursuing a more aggressive and bold approach, the Xi Administration seems to have opted for a conservative strategy.

Moscow’s blatant disregard for its INF commitments combined with its handling of CFE and OST calls into question its willingness and long term belief in the utility of the current Euro-Atlantic stability framework.