Stratfor East Asia analyst John Minnich discusses how Chinese investments in South Asia serve as a security strategy and as an opportunity for access to resources and ports.

After a foreign policy debate between the U.S. presidential candidates, Vice President of Global Analysis Reva Bhalla discusses with Colin Chapman some complex issues the victor will face.

Europe's economic crisis has heightened the sense of regionalism within some eurozone countries, including Spain.

Stratfor explains how Spain's geography has played a role in the balance between its central government and autonomous regions.

The northwestern Persian Gulf will experience a surge in geopolitical conflict as Iraq and Kuwait compete as trade hubs.

As European politicians meet for yet another EU summit, Stratfor analyst Eugene Chausovsky and Colin Chapman discuss key issues that could impede a solution to the eurozone crisis.

Stratfor's Vice President of International Projects Jennifer Richmond discusses emerging developments in Chinese and U.S. foreign policies and what these mean for Sino-U.S. relations.

Due to an increase in counterterrorism operations against AQIM, the jihadist group will likely conduct more kidnappings to increase revenue.

Northern Europe, especially the northwest, has long been established as the primary gateway for goods moving in and out of wider continental Europe.

Stratfor's Vice President of East Asia Analysis Rodger Baker discusses the political and economic challenges that lie ahead for China following its leadership transition next month.