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Vietnam 2026: A New Growth Cycle as Part of the Restructuring of Regional Supply Chains At the start of 2026, Vietnam is not greeted by applause from...
BNP’s Return: Questions about Endurance amid Geopolitical Shuffles in Bangladesh In an increasingly multipolar world, battleground “endurance”...
“The Surgery of the World”: Netanyahu Arrives in Washington to Deliver the Final Blow to Diplomacy and Ignite a Major War The Israeli Prime...
Doha and Ankara’s Approach and the Challenges of the Qatar-Syria-Turkey Gas Pipeline Project Meanwhile, the continuation of historical challenges...
Europe: A Total Break with Reality The governing circles of Western European states are still struggling to come to terms with the shift in foreign...
Ahead of the Ninth Congress of the Workers’ Party of Korea: Expectations, Speculation, and Forecasts On February 7, 2026, the 27th meeting of the...
What can the “middle powers” do? American dominance is fading, but no new hegemon is rising to—or even willing to—replace it. The world is...
The 39th African Union summit: what were the results? Africa asserts itself at the 39th AU summit: between claimed sovereignty, colossal challenges,...
Testing the Alliance: Netanyahu’s Washington Visit Netanyahu’s recent rush to the United States signals that Israel seeks Washington to expand the...
Containment, Resistance, and the Future of US–Iran Relations Since the end of the US-Iran negotiations in Oman and the Trump-Netanyahu summit,...
The Great Doctrinal Discord The West has failed to understand Russia ever since the end of the Cold War. The reason, however, lies in the...
Turkey: On the Brink of a Nuclear Arms Race? Nuclear weapons, while being the most powerful offensive weapon of mass destruction, also serve as a key...
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Iraq H.E. Mr. Elbrus Kutrashev: “Iraq is our ally and...
A Summit in a Belgian Castle Shows How Europe Is Worried About Its Industrial Future What was framed as a technocratic discussion on competitiveness...
The Vanishing of Maduro and the Return of Oil Power Following the dramatic disappearance of Nicolás Maduro, global attention shifted from political...
How the West Guaranteed Conflict in Ukraine The 2014 Maidan Coup was the immediate trigger for the crisis that escalated after a slow burn into 2021....
From “Red Pasha” to Oil Alliance: One Hundred Years of Russian-Saudi Diplomatic Relations In 2026, Moscow and Riyadh are celebrating a significant...
Ukraine is Hungary’s Enemy: Orbán Slams Kyiv as Brussels Admits It Can’t End the War On February 7, 2026, at a public rally in Szombathely,...
ISIS’s New Wave of Activity: Tactics, Threats, and Responses In recent months, ISIS* has demonstrated a resurgence in operational activity,...
Disagreements in Seoul’s Inter-Korean Policy The question of South Korea’s unified inter-Korean strategy has already been brought up before, but...
A Strategic Reset: Revival of Saudi-Turkey Comprehensive Partnership Saudi Arabia and Turkey—often viewed as the economic and military pillars of...
TRIPP: IF it is so GREAT, then WHY behind CLOSED doors? The Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP), presented as a new pathway to...
“America First” in the Middle East: A Strategy of Domination, Not Conflict Resolution Under the guise of “strategic restraint,” the Trump...
Who Else Wants Trump’s Peace? How 2025 Peace Deals Are Enabling Israeli Killings and US Militarism in 2026 As Iran and Russia are engaged in...
Japan after Snap General Election As a result of the snap election to Japan’s lower house held on 8 February, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party...
Mark Rutte and NATO at the Edge: Leadership, Flattery, and the Crisis of the Atlantic Alliance Mark Rutte’s tenure as NATO Secretary General exposes...
From Threats to Talks: A Critical Moment for Tehran and Washington The recent peace talks between Iran and the United States demonstrate that both...
How are the BRICS Sherpas and Sub-Sherpas shaping the 21st century in New Delhi? In New Delhi, the BRICS countries took a historic step toward a new...
The Philippines’s 2026 ASEAN Chairmanship This year Manila is chairing ASEAN. What can we expect from the new leader, well-known for its pro-US...
Von der Leyen’s Deals with BRICS: Gains for Elites, Costs for Citizens The European Union, having concluded agreements with India and Mercosur, is...
How India Is Hedging in a Fragmented Global Order India’s recent diplomatic choreography has been misread as a geopolitical conversion: first a...
H.E. Mr. Sergey Berdnikov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Ghana and the Republic of...
Macron, the Euro, and Europe’s Strategic Exit from Dollar Discipline Europe’s financial architecture is entering a phase of reassessment, in which...
Washington Completes the Dismemberment of Libya, Begun with Gaddafi’s Assassination The recent visits by American emissaries to Tripoli and Benghazi...
Iran in the Crosshairs Again: What Are the US and Israel Planning? Tensions are escalating once again in the Middle East, and Iran has become the...
Japan’s Toxic Nuclear Action Disregarding environmental concerns demonstrates Japan’s lack of reverence for Mother Nature and the anthropocentric...
The Drone Case, Where Intelligence and Politics Overlap Despite official statements from the authorities, who refer to the individuals involved in the...
The United States’ responsibility for the social chaos in Iran did not arise from nothing When the Iranian street ignites, it is the invisible...
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