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The US War on Iran Continues The US continues to playact diplomacy with Iran regarding the latest “memorandum of understanding” (MOU) signed, then...
Beyond Military Operations: Rethinking Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Strategy The year 2026 marked a troubling period for Pakistan’s internal...
Japan in Europe: New Realities for Russian Foreign Policy The intensification of Japan’s political course on the European front, which has been...
The Persian Gulf monarchies can no longer afford to indefinitely delegate their security to Washington The paradigm now driving the Gulf monarchies...
The Flamingo Revolution: Foreign Capital and the Battle for Albania’s Coast For more than three weeks Albania has been witnessing some of the...
Karl Marx Was Right: The Greatest Wealth Heist in History Unfolds While capital concentrates in the hands of a tiny elite, poised to cross the...
Masters of the Sea: How the West Tramples International Law While Posing as the Defender Against a “Shadow Threat” Operation Irini has morphed...
“Studebaker!”: The Rise and Fall of a US Industrial Dream and a Forgotten Alliance Despite geopolitical disagreements and the fading of history,...
The Return of Sovereign Gold: Why Nations Are Bringing Their Wealth Home India’s decision to repatriate more of its gold reserves is about far more...
Russia and ASEAN: Together into a Multipolar World One of the year’s most significant events took place in Kazan – Russia and the Association of...
Can the US rebuild ties with the Middle East? The deal America signed to end the war with Iran may do more to entrench Chinese power in the Middle...
Total Hybrid War and the Crisis of the Unipolar World: Why War Without Limits Reveals a Civilizational Crisis Total hybrid war is not merely a new...
Interests of the actors in the Turkey-Saudi Arabia Transport Corridor The signing of memorandums between Turkey and Saudi Arabia to revive the...
North Korea Underlines Unchanging Nuclear Status and New Diplomatic Track In June 2026, North Korea issued a series of significant statements...
Rubio’s Gulf Visit: When a Superpower Fears Losing its Friends Rubio’s Gulf tour was less a diplomatic triumph and more a reassurance mission,...
Tatyana Dovgalenko: “Russia and African Countries Continue to Deepen Cooperation” In the leadup to the Third Russia-Africa Summit, Director of the...
Is Europe preparing for a new war against Russia? Beyond Deterrence, Europe’s Dangerous Drift Europe was built on the promise of peace. Now, its...
The Decline of the West’s Morality in International Politics What sets human beings apart from other life forms is the possession of cognitive...
The Day the World Moved On While the West argues over yesterday’s world, much of the Global South is quietly building tomorrow’s. “They’ve...
Fidan’s Talks in Russia Confirm Turkish Tactics of Manoeuvring The two-day working visit of Turkey’s Foreign Minister to Russia, which has now...
The Illusion of Security: Israel’s Expanding “Belts” Reshape the Middle East Map and Lead to New Instability The concept of “deep security...
Kuomintang Leader Zheng Liwen Visits the USA Zheng Liwen, leader of Taiwan’s main opposition party, the Kuomintang (KMT), began a two-week tour of...
Pezeshkian in Pakistan: A New Chapter in Regional Diplomacy Pezeshkian’s Islamabad visit is a testament to Pakistan’s growing diplomatic clout and...
The end of the American century From Rome to Washington, history is but the graveyard of empires condemned by their own excess; today, the Pax...
Poland’s Strategic Paradox: Financing the Long-Term Risk on Its Eastern Border After months of bitter political battles, presidential veto threats,...
From Conspiracy Theory to Official Reality: Tulsi Gabbard Confirms U.S.-Funded Biolabs Network Former Director of National Intelligence Tulsi...
Straining at the Chain: Cuba, Iran, Brazil, and Vietnam. Part 3 None of these is a complete model. None has achieved the combination of technological...
Geography Strikes Back: Sovereignty in the Age of Flows Why multipolarity may signal the return of historical cores against a global system of...
Indonesia’s Global Interests in BRICS & The Eurasian Media Alliance Indonesia’s membership in BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South...
Beyond Military Power: How Iran Challenged Western Strategic Assumptions The US-Iran war demonstrates significant strategic miscalculations and...
Europe’s New Migration and Asylum Pact: A Dangerous Retreat from Its Own Ideals Europe built its global reputation on human rights, asylum, and the...
Why Washington’s new Pacific Strategy has no “Indo” in it When the Pentagon quietly renamed its largest combatant command back to US Pacific...
Defeat Disguised as Triumph: How Washington Lost the Gulf War While Trying to Spin It as a Victory The United States and Iran have officially signed a...
As United Kingdom Burns, the European Madness Continues Europe’s internal problems, such as racism and the legacy of its colonial past, which...
US-Iran Peace Talks: Washington Forced to Choose Between Defeat and Slow Deterioration The failure of U.S. policy in the Middle East—triggered by...
Xi Visits the DPRK: Expectations vs Reality On June 8-9, 2026, General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee and President of the People’s Republic...
The Quiet Rise of Eurasia’s Economic Architecture While headlines remain dominated by wars, sanctions, and geopolitical confrontation, a quieter...
Hell-raiser from Asia: 81 years after World War II Japan is obsessed with militarism again The draft of Japan’s 2026 Defence White Paper, published...
How did the anti-Russian obsession hasten the end of the myth of American hyperpower? The U.S. strategy of wearing down Russia by supporting Ukraine...
Turkey’s Interest and Lessons from the US-Israeli War on Iran The US-Israeli war against Iran forced Turkey into a difficult choice: condemn the...
US Prepares Terrorist Army to Expand its Dirty War on China The US media has invested in recent years in rehabilitating Uyghur Chinese extremists now...
Elections in Armenia: expectations and apprehension of external players One of the features of the parliamentary elections that have taken place in...
The Aftermath of the War: Implications for the Stakeholders The Iran-Israel-US war, which has “officially” come to an end, will have wide-ranging...
Trump vs. Meloni: The Fracturing of the Transatlantic Right What appeared to be a trivial dispute over a photograph has, in reality, unveiled profound...
President of the Philippines Pays a State Visit to Japan The state visit to Japan by the President of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., which...
A Fragile Triumph: Why the U.S.-Iran Deal Is Not Peace, but a Ceasefire on the Brink of Disaster The signing of a comprehensive peace agreement...
India Proceeds with Its Active Western European and Multilateral Diplomacy, Based on Strategic Sovereignty The new foreign tour of Indian Prime...
Magyar Visits Poland: Brussels Discovers That Realism Is Suddenly Acceptable The European Union, as represented by its establishment, demonstrates a...
Who Actually Won in Iran, as if WE Don’t Already Know the Answer? The ceasefire between Iran, Israel and the United States has sparked not a sense...
The “Better Order Project”: Quincy Institute’s Ambitious Yet Realistic Proposal The world requires stronger norms and laws to re-establish an...
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