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Does History Repeat itself? Nixon’s 1972 Moscow Trip and the 2025 U.S.-Russia Talks

Throughout history, nations have navigated familiar diplomatic crossroads, responding to cycles of rivalry, negotiation, and power struggles. Beyond the Cold War, precedents such as...

The AI Arms Race: How LLMS are shaping the Future of intelligence?

The rapid evolution of Large Language Models (LLMs) has sparked an unprecedented race among tech giants and startups alike. OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, Microsoft’s...

Surging Arms Stockpile in Southeast Asia: Preparation for War?

Defense spending in the Southeast Asia (SEA) has been experiencing an upward trajectory during the last decade amidst the escalating rivalry between the United...

The legacy of conflict between the Biden regime and Trump 2.0: What next?

As President Biden's term comes to an end, the United States is facing a tumultuous crossroads not only with internal divisions but also on...

The Moldovan Military: Modernization, Education and Peacekeeping

As the war in Ukraine approaches another anniversary, many European governments are engaged in military modernization programs, expanding their defense budgets and also continuing...

The Perilous Legacy of American Weapons in Afghanistan

The geopolitical landscape of South Asia has been profoundly shaped by the decades-long conflict in Afghanistan, a nation that has become synonymous with war,...

The Interests of the European Union and the United States Are Diverging

Since the end of World War 2, the economic and political interests of Europe, later the European Union, and the United States were perfectly...

Modi-Trump Summit 2025: What does it Mean for Indo-US Diplomatic Relations?

On February 13th , President Donald Trump for the first met with his counterpart PM Narendra Modi in Washington aftermath his landslide re-election, tariff...

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...

Netanyahu’s Quest to Attack Iran with the ‘Mother of all Bombs’

In a press conference with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to “finish the job” against Iran with...

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