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Greater Middle East may force China to project military power sooner rather than later

China may have no short-term interest in contributing to guaranteeing security in parts of a swath of land stretching from Central Asia to the...

The war for mineral possession started in Afghanistan

It is estimated that about three trillion dollars worth of mineral resources have been extracted from Afghanistan's soil.  Taken from a coal mine in...

The Global Oil Market: OPEC+ Alliance at the Crossroads

Since the pandemic struck last year, the energy market has been under a constant spiral of uncertainty. The oil markets experienced the brunt as...

Bangladesh-German Relations: Current Trends and Prospects

 By 2026, Bangladesh will be upgraded to a middle-income country and it has several challenges along with the positive aspects. On the other hand,...

Post-Brexit Britain and the European Union: What’s the New Normal like?

Despite several reservations about the pact's implementation, European lawmakers finally approved the post-Brexit trade deal between the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom...

Examining the impact of Saudi Aramco’s venture of IPO

Saudi Arabia is often regarded as one of the giants in the oil industry. Having control and influence over major oil policies in the...

US-Iran relations and South Asia’s geopolitics

In the coming months, US-Iran relations will be watched closely in South Asia (the region’s geopolitical landscape will be significantly impacted as it is...

Implications of Sisi’s congratulatory speech on the centenary of the Communist Party of China

The most important thing that stopped me in the speech of President (El-Sisi), during the presentation of his speech concerning the circumstances of the...

Bangladesh’s Debt Relief to Sudan: The Perfect Example of Fidus Achates

Bangladesh has pledged to provide 5.32 million SDR (Special Drawing Rights) equivalent to BDT 65 crore to the African country Sudan as debt relief....

A moment of reckoning for Big Oil? The IEA’s bombshell and its aftermath

Recently, the International Energy Agency (IEA) published a report sketching out a ‘net-zero-by-2050 scenario’ it deems still attainable. Clearly, this and similar proposal will...

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Two Navies, Two Ports: How Vietnam Is Hedging Between Great Powers

In the final days of July 2026, Vietnam’s coastline...

Why Chinese Analysts Are Linking Morocco’s Gaza Role to Spain’s Ceuta Crisis

At first glance, Morocco’s participation in the proposed international...

How China Is Reshaping Asia-Pacific Through Trade Infrastructure

In April 2024, an enormous container ship got stuck...
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