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Choosing the Right Legal Structure for Your International Business

When expanding your business internationally, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing the right legal structure for your operations. The legal...

Why the U.S. Skipped South Africa’s G20 Summit – and What It Means for Global Politics

In this exclusive interview on G20, an intergovernmental group or association comprising 19 sovereign countries, the European Union, and the African Union, the President...

End of liberal international Order?

The liberal international order may not be dead, but it is dying. Multilateralism too is waning, if not on its last legs. Globalization from...

Munich Conference and the New World Order: A Warning for U.S.-Europe Relations

The Munich Security Conference, as one of the most significant international policy forums, has always served as a platform for assessing transatlantic relations and...

Trump’s Grand Strategy of American Energy Dominance: Effect on Europe and the East Mediterranean

Energy security is a significant pillar of interdependence in international relations that is translated into continuous access of states to sufficient energy at an...

Shifting Tides: The Far-Right’s Rise and Germany’s Electoral Dilemma

As Germany headed into its crucial 2025 elections, the political landscape was marked by intense debates on both domestic and international issues. The elections...

Trump’s Greenland Plans – Acquisition or Outpost against Chinese Arctic Presence?

Authors: Hamza Zaman & Mobeen Jafar Mir* Since his inauguration, US President Donald Trump has repeated his demand to buy Greenland which is currently an...

Europe will “not seek to disrupt” transatlantic trade relations – Interview

The EU and United States seem set for a potentially highly damaging trade war following Donald Trump’s turbulent start to his second term in...

The race to Antarctica

U.S. media are dwelling on the geopolitical competition in Antarctica, and the People’s Republic of China moving forward rapidly there.  It is reported that a...

Indonesia’s BRICS Gamble: A Bold Play in Global Politics

Indonesia and the BRICS As the first ASEAN nation to join this intergovernmental bloc primarily composed of states from the Global South, Indonesia’s entry into...

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Whose Tradition? The Global South and the Politics of the Tradwife Narrative

The phenomenon of the tradwife (traditional wife)—women who claim...

Could AI Self Improvement Turn Today’s Chatbots Into an Existential Risk?

Artificial intelligence has moved rapidly from chatbots that sometimes...

Could Gaza’s Uncovered Remains Lead to New War Crimes Investigations?

The recovery of hundreds of bodies from beneath buildings...

How Belarus Is Using Courts to Crack Down on Lukashenko’s Critics

Belarusian state institutions have worked together to suppress critics...
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