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Turbulent Waters: Power Struggles and Fragile Alliances in the South China Sea

The South China Sea is more than just a stretch of water. It is a geopolitical chessboard where nations compete for dominance, economic advantage,...

A New Yalta? The Fear of Canada and Europe in the Face of a Trump-Putin Deal

The 1945 Yalta Conference is one of the most defining moments in modern geopolitics. As World War II neared its end, Franklin D. Roosevelt,...

A Predictable Inversion of Order

The new American administration continues to shock with every move it makes, both domestically and internationally. Most analysts try to justify these actions by...

Understanding the Lack of Legal Action Against China’s South China Sea Assertions

The South China Sea is a strategic body of water bordering Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and China. As one...

Ice and Fire: Taiwan Receives Conflicting Signals from the United States

Recently, Taiwan has received three signals from the United States. First, the U.S. has abandoned Ukraine. Second, it has demanded that TSMC expand its...

Why the US-Australian alliance needs immediate re-examination

Over the last decades, much has been said about Chinese CCP influence upon Australian politicians and government officials. However, ever since the days when...

The Putin Roadmap: Predicting Trump’s Next Moves

Few people in modern politics have drawn as much attention and controversy as Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. Even though Putin comes from an...

Gaza After War: Clashing Visions, Power Struggles, and an Uncertain Future

Although the war in Gaza continues, debates over its aftermath are already intensifying — focusing not only on the challenge of reconstruction but also...

Azerbaijan’s “Scrolling Aggression” Could Blow Up Soon

Azerbaijan’s victory in the long-disputed enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh was not the end of its conflict with Armenia and Armenians, but merely a turning point...

Military Spending: A Ticking Fiscal Time Bomb?

In an era marked by global uncertainty and shifting geopolitical alliances, nations continue to expand their defense budgets, often at the expense of other...

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