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In the history of the European Union, federalists have always been present. But today, Europe is put in a dangerous position in world politics,...

A Rebuttal: Why the BRAVE Burma Act Is Exactly What Washington and Brussels Need

This article is a rebuttal to "Beyond the BRAVE Burma Act: US Myanmar Policy at a Crossroads," published by Modern Diplomacy on 11 March...

The Quiet Power Behind the Oil Trade

In every Middle East crisis, public attention turns first to missiles, fleets, and air power. That is understandable, but it misses the mechanism that...

The strategic importance of Fujairah to global oil markets

Some oil-loading operations have been suspended at Fujairah port in the United Arab Emirates after a drone attack and fire. Fujairah is a key...

Impunity for the IRGC, Bombs for Tehran

Why Iran? It’s nukes! It’s oil! No, it’s Iran! The Trump administration’s purported justifications for war against Iran have been varying and unsubstantiated. President Trump...

Wang Yi’s Visit to Vietnam: Seeking Reconciliation amid U.S.–China Strategic Competition

Amid intensifying strategic competition between the United States and China, Southeast Asia has emerged as one of the most important geopolitical arenas in the...

China’s Middle East envoy touring in the region to mediate between Iran, America and Israel to stop the war

China dispatched its special envoy for Middle East affairs, Jun Zhai, on an intensive regional diplomatic tour that began in the first week of...

When Elasticity Fails: The New Fragility of the Global Energy System

The confrontation in the Persian Gulf has not created new vulnerabilities. It has revealed the architecture of a global energy system that has been...

The Part of the Insurance Crisis Nobody Is Writing About

The world is watching oil prices. Traders are watching tanker traffic. But inside global insurance companies right now, something else is quietly breaking. Brent crude...

US relaxes Russia oil curbs as war drives prices up

The United States has temporarily eased sanctions on Russian petroleum exports in an effort to calm surging global energy prices driven by the war...

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The West Africa Religious Affairs Symposium, held in Accra...
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