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The Tech Cold War: Remaking Power, Supply Chains, and Sovereignty

The U.S.-China tech war is no longer a trade dispute–it is a fundamental struggle for "innovation sovereignty" that is fragmenting global supply chains, weaponizing...

The Return of Economic Coercion: How Global Power Is Being Redefined

Introduction Economic coercion in the form of sanctions, tariffs and trade restrictions became a deliberate peacetime tool for global security after World War 1. They...

The Multipolar Moment: How Middle Powers Are Shaping the New World Order

The past decade has seen American-led unipolarity gradually shifting into a new international system with elements of both US-China bipolarity and multipolarity. This has...

Red Lines and Realignments: Iran’s Gambit and the New Middle East

Introduction As the Iranian government cracks down on recent protests, President Donald Trump has assured insurgents “help is on the way”. Surprisingly, US allies Saudi...

Uganda’s Election: A Foregone Conclusion with Uncomfortable Implications

Uganda’s upcoming presidential election is unlikely to produce surprises. President Yoweri Museveni, now 81 and in power since 1986, is expected to secure yet...

Jerome Powell vs. Donald Trump: The Shocking New Fight Over the Fed

The news that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is now the subject of a Justice Department criminal investigation, a move that follows persistent public...

Why Trump is Reopening Venezuela’s Oil to the U.S. Market

The United States is moving to reopen Venezuelan oil exports just weeks after a U.S. military operation removed former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro from...

Why Maduro’s Ousting Is Phase One in Preparing for Iran

On January 3, 2026, the United States executed a dramatic military operation in Venezuela that culminated in the capture and removal of President Nicolás...

The Unraveling Ambition: Inside the UAE’s Risky Quest for Power

The End of the “Quiet Power” Myth For years, analysts described the UAE as a practitioner of “quiet diplomacy” and economic statecraft. That narrative has...

The $72B Question: Is Netflix Really YouTube’s Rival?

What Happened Netflix has announced a proposed $72 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, aiming to absorb HBO Max and consolidate a subscriber base of...

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