Unrest in Libya may open up opportunities for jihadists. (With STRATFOR map)

A shooting in self-defense by a CIA contractor in Lahore has aroused controversy and passion in Pakistan.

It is a common claim that almost all the weapons used by Mexican drug cartels come from the United States, but the numbers don't add up.

Websites like Facebook and Twitter allow protest organizers to involve like-minded people in a movement at very low cost, but they can’t create a revolution.

The suicide bombing at a Moscow airport illustrates several trends we have long noted, including the difficulty of preventing attacks against soft targets.

The jury is still out on whether Chinese spies were responsible for stealing electric-vehicle technology from French carmaker Renault.

There are a number of ways to enhance security for members of Congress and other public officials without limiting accessibility.

Controversy stirred up over cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed in 2005 was still swirling in 2010 and is not likely to die down any time soon.

A terrorist attack does not have to succeed to cause panic and alarm as long as terror magnifiers react accordingly.

STRATFOR presents an abridged version of its upcoming annual report on Mexico's drug cartels.