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Why Sudan’s Islamist Militias Could Become a Problem for China

Sudan’s prolonged war is creating risks that extend well beyond its borders. The growing role of Islamist armed groups, including the Al-Baraa Bin Malik...

Beyond Rare Earths: Kazakhstan’s Untapped Germanium Potential

Since returning to office in January of 2025, President Trump has made securing critical mineral supply chains a cornerstone of his political and economic...

Asia’s Shifting Balance of Power and the New Regional Order

The foundational principles of the balance of power has found its textual footing primarily through the works of Hans Morgenthou and Kenneth Waltz. It ...

The Periodic Table Is a Sanctions Weapon Now

On 23 July, the EU adopted its toughest sanctions package yet against Russian oil and gas revenue — asset freezes on 94 banks, an...

China’s Export Controls Are Supposed to Target America. Why Do They Keep Hitting Europe?

On October 9, 2025, China's Ministry of Commerce added five more rare earth elements to its export control list and, for the first time,...

Why Is the FBI Working With America’s Biggest Rivals?

For decades, the United States has viewed China and Russia as its principal strategic competitors. Successive administrations have accused both countries of cyber espionage,...

The Gold Was Never About Inflation

On 23 July, the EU adopted its 21st and largest sanctions package against Russia — 218 listings, asset freezes on 94 banks, the first-ever...

Ceuta and Melilla: Why the U.S. and China Are Watching Morocco-Spain Tensions

The interest of Chinese intelligence, military, political, and strategic circles in the current state of increasing American interest in the cities of Ceuta and...

The Only Way South

A new railway, a sixteen-year coal supply arrangement and a renewed yuan swap line do not suggest that China is preparing to annex Mongolia....

China Slams Philippine Scrutiny of Education Links as Tensions Deepen

China has sharply criticized the Philippines after Manila raised concerns over the influence of Chinese state linked institutions in its education sector, describing the...

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Qatar Revives US-Iran Peace Efforts as Nuclear Dispute Threatens Negotiations

Qatari mediators have returned to Tehran in a renewed...

When the Fighting Stops but the Conflict Doesn’t: Afghanistan and the Limits of Negative Peace

Peace is often understood as the absence of war....

North Korea Expands Drone and AI Weapons Programme as Tensions With South Korea Rise

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has called for...

The Northern Sea Route Is a Hedge, Not a Highway

On 9 September, the container ship Dubai Tower berthed...
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