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Can NATO’s Middle Powers Lead the Alliance Without the US?

With the recent pivot in US foreign policy regarding Europe and NATO, it has become clear that NATO’s European members need to ramp up...

Black Africans in Libya: A Test of Africa’s Conscience and the Deafening Silence of the African Union

In 2025, as the African Union (AU) heralds a bold theme—“Justice for Africans and People of African Descent through Reparations”—a silent catastrophe unfolds just...

How the Abraham Accords, China’s J-20 Deal, and F-35 Dispute Are Reshaping UAE’s Ties with Israel and the U.S.

The visit of a number of senior Emirati military officials to the Chinese capital, Beijing, came to discuss various aspects of the defense and...

Europe Faces a Critical Test in Iran’s Nuclear Standoff

In 2025, Iran’s nuclear issue has emerged as one of the most intricate challenges in global diplomacy, where geopolitical tensions, regional security concerns, and...

How Beijing’s Digital Strategy Is Reshaping Global Rules – And What Europe Should Do About It

Abstract: China's digital rise is more than a domestic modernization effort. It is a geopolitical strategy aimed at reshaping global norms, standards, and governance...

The Rise of Nationalist Eucracy and Eucratic Diplomacy

The 2024 U.S. election revealed a transformative shift in the collective psyche of many Americans. Traditionally, campaign rallies are characterized by crowds chanting a...

Breaking Barriers: How Turkey’s Gendered Labor Market Shapes Women’s Future Jobs

Despite global progress in gender equality, Turkey continues to face deep-rooted structural inequalities in its labor market. These inequalities manifest through occupational segregation, persistent...

Gaza Crisis: Escalating Condemnation from the EU and UK

The escalating humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza has galvanized unprecedented diplomatic rebukes from European and British leaders, signalling a potential turning point in international responses...

Trade Pact with U.S. Sparks Rhetorical Shift in China’s Media and Politics

The Chinese-American agreement, mediated by Swiss mediation in Geneva, resolved several trade issues between the two sides by suspending a portion of customs duties...

From Shield to Strategy: Vietnam’s Defense Policy 50 Years After Unification

April 30, 1975, marked a brilliant milestone in the history of the Vietnamese nation when the country was officially reunified after more than twenty...

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The Anti-Ballistic Coalition: Laudable Intent with Unrealistic Promises

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