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The Board of Peace and Central Asia

President Donald Trump's alternative to the United Nations is a very ambitious and global idea, the future of which is unclear. Will the body...

Dragon and Elephant Rhetoric Signals Thaw in China-India Ties

China’s President Xi Jinping described China and India as “good neighbours, friends and partners” in a message to Indian President Droupadi Murmu marking India’s...

Stability without monopoly: Why the International System is relearning its balance

The international order in 2026 reveals a paradox that classical theory anticipated but post-Cold War optimism tried to forget: stability does not emerge from...

The Peace Council: Why Morocco Is Invited and Why It Matters?

As protracted conflicts increasingly overwhelm traditional diplomatic mechanisms, new forms of peace governance are beginning to emerge. The creation of the Peace Council reflects...

The Trump Board of Peace, and South Africa’s Position in It

The so-called “Board of Peace” is one of the most ambitious and troubling foreign-policy experiments to emerge from Donald Trump’s return to global relevance....

Explaining Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’: Members, Mission, and Questions

U. S. President Donald Trump has created a Board of Peace initiative to address global conflicts, inviting many world leaders to join. However, diplomats...

When The Pope Talks About Multilateralism

What if I told you that the Pope, beyond his shepherding on how his followers should conduct their daily lives, also speaks extensively about...

Moroccan diplomacy: The Post-unipolar era of global change

By 2026, the global system is undergoing critical changes, marked by political uncertainty, economic fears, and security concerns. The idea of a unipolar world,...

Why the India-Australia-Japan Trilateral Should Be Strengthened

Since the Cold War era, the US has been the primary security contributor to its allies worldwide, including in East Asia. However, under the...

Carney Praises Xi, Signals New Era in Canada-China Ties

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney traveled to Beijing for a four-day visit, the first by a Canadian leader since 2017, aimed at recalibrating bilateral...

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Japan needs ASEAN’s industrial geography more than ever

Japan’s economic security strategy is entering a harder phase....

Financial Brief: A Weekly Roundup on the Geopolitics of Money | May 05

EXECUTIVE TAKEAWAYS The S&P 500 fell from record highs after...

Why Trading Education Creates Polarized Opinions: The Case of Tim Sykes

Few areas within financial services generate as much disagreement...

Iran Oil Shutdown Risks: Strait of Hormuz Crisis Could Damage Wells and Disrupt Global Supply

The escalating confrontation between the United States and Iran...

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