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US Retreat and China’s Ascent at the 2025 Munich Security Conference

The 61st Munich Security Conference (MSC) in 2025 took place amid a world that is becoming more fragmented, with the decline of American hegemony...

Weaponization of Dollar: The Growing Trend Towards De-dollarization

After the end of World War II, the U.S. dollar has been the world’s most important currency as it is the most widely used...

President Trump’s Policies may create space for China in the geopolitics

Since President Donald Trump assumed office, his administration has embarked on a series of assertive foreign policy initiatives that have redefined international relations and...

The Stargate and the Race for AI Dominance

The great power competition has entered into the AI battleground for AI supremacy and is under big turns. Semiconductors (microchips) are the oil of...

The Power Play: How China Wields Its Retaliatory Influence

China’s investigations into the EU and Canada show its readiness to use economic tools in response to trade restrictions or foreign policy actions. These...

China-Brokered Iran-Israel Peace: Suez Security & Gaza Stability Deal

After the US President Trump's administration and the West with him exerted maximum pressure on both Egypt and Jordan in order to displace Palestinians...

Europe at of Risk Permanent Dependence and Irrelevance

Former American Secretary of State and National Security Advisor once quipped, “Who do I call if I want to speak to Europe?”. This problem...

China’s Influence Operations in the South China Sea and the Global South as a Means of Power Projection

The Strategic Importance of the South China Sea: A region of immense historic and contemporary significance, the South China Sea has emerged as a global...

Exploring New Frameworks for Taiwan-China Relations: Associated Statehood and Confederation

The Taiwan-China relationship remains one of the world’s most intricate geopolitical challenges. Taiwan operates as a de facto independent state with a democratic government...

China’s Megadam: A Hydropower Giant Amid Ecological and Geopolitical Challenges

On January 6, 2025, the People's Republic of China reaffirmed its intention to construct the world's biggest dam on the Brahmaputra River. China issued...

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Vietnam–France Relations: Strategic Diversification in a Fragmented World

General Secretary and President To Lam’s official visit to...

How China’s Infrastructure Strategy Is Reshaping Africa’s Security and Red Sea

China is heavily utilizing its economic tools and infrastructure...

Bitter Harbour: The Fall of Mocha and the Remaking of the Red Sea Order

There is a particularly dark irony, at least from...

‘Not forgotten, but ignored’: campaigners take Sudan’s war back to the Human Rights Council

Human rights organizations used the opening week of the...
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