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St. Catherine’s Monastery at Sinai: A Power Game of Ecclesiastical Influence

The announcement of Archbishop Damianos’ resignation from St. Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai, after decades of leadership, has brought to light more than an internal...

From Conference Tables to Cyberspace: The Shift to Hybrid Diplomacy

Diplomacy has always been conceived as an activity that occurs behind closed doors, smoothed corridors, and secret discussions among ambassadors. However, in the 21st...

Soft Power vs. Hard Power: Dominance in 21st Century Diplomacy

The debate in international relations and defense strategy between soft power and hard power has almost never faded away from the center. Joseph Nye,...

Canada’s Strategic Entry: A Quiet Shift Toward Global Leadership

The 2025 Alaska meeting has served as a wake-up call, prompting Canada to undergo a strategic realignment in its foreign policy with a particular...

Arctic Tensions Rise as Denmark Accuses U.S. of Meddling in Greenland Sovereignty Efforts

Background Greenland, a semi-autonomous Danish territory with vast mineral resources and strategic Arctic positioning, has long attracted U.S. interest. In 2019, Donald Trump floated the...

South Korea’s Foreign Policy: No revisionism in sight

Ever since South Koreans elected Lee Jae-myung as their new president in June this year, speculation has been rife in a section of the...

Oil Diplomacy as a Possible Geostrategic Tool in China’s U.S. Policy

The international oil market is grappling with a persistent oversupply, driving sustained downward pressure on prices. By 2025, global energy systems are operating with...

Alaska Summit: Vladimir Putin’s Media Triumph

The summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump at the Elmendorf-Richardson military base in Anchorage, Alaska, on August 15, 2025,...

The Washington Summit and Its Implications for South Caucasus Geopolitics

For decades, establishing lasting peace in the South Caucasus has been one of the most persistent challenges for regional states and international actors alike....

Peacemaking or Power Play? The U.S. and China’s Race for Global Influence

There is one notable element of the July 28 ceasefire meeting in Kuala Lumpur between Cambodia and Thailand under the auspices of the ASEAN...

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Saudi Arabia Is Buying Allies, Not an Alliance

An Adjourned Session in Cairo On Sunday, Egypt's parliament met...
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