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Emergence of Vietnam in the Global Semiconductor Supply Chain

Vietnam is rapidly positioning itself as a significant player in the global market of semiconductors. This vision is supported by the strategic government initiatives,...

Israel’s Security Challenges Amid the Iran-GCC Rivalry: Balancing Deterrence and Diplomacy

The geopolitical scene in the Middle East is going through perhaps its most dramatic period in decades. A key cause of this upheaval is...

AI-Enabled Data Processing in Orbit: Economical, Efficient, But Risking Escalation

In a groundbreaking development, Axiom Space has announced that it will be launching the first-ever orbiting data center nodes in space by the end...

Back to the Microcosm: Deeper Meanings of World Politics

“The State is the march of God in the world.”-Georg Friedrich Hegel, Philosophy of Right (1820) An Inconspicuous Struggle Ultimately, world politics is not about military...

Two faces of populism: The case of Indonesian foreign policy

As the third-largest democracy in the world, Indonesia elected the president and his vice through large-scale elections earlier last year. Many experts and survey...

Brian Jenkins: The Man Who Decoded Terror Before the World Knew Its Name

Authors: Amal Chandra and Prashanto Bagchi* Before 9/11 made terrorism the defining geopolitical issue of the 21st century, before ISIS filled headlines and infiltrated social...

The Gaza Crisis: Devastation, Displacement, and Regional Silence

The people of Gaza have faced one of the most destructive periods in the modern history of the world, caused by Israeli forces. In...

Return of Syrians: Myth or Reality? A Shifting Landscape in the Syrian Refugee Crisis

The Syrian civil war, which began in 2011, has resulted in one of the largest and most protracted refugee crises of the 21st century....

Trump’s Tariffs: The United States Suez Moment?

The Suez Crisis of 1956 has long served as a cautionary tale on the self-inflicted loss of great power status. The Anglo-French-Israeli invasion of...

Time to Sanction Eritrea – Again

In the Horn of Africa, a dangerous actor continues to operate with impunity. Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki—Africa’s longest-serving and most repressive ruler—has built a...

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Is China Using Fishing Boats to Prepare for a Possible Taiwan Blockade?

China is expanding its maritime operations around Taiwan and...

Watching Is Not Preventing: ASEAN’s Test on the Thai-Cambodian Border

When Thailand and Cambodia reopened fighting along their 817-kilometer...

Could Trump Still Meet Kim Jong Un This Year as Hopes for a Summit Fade?

US and South Korean officials increasingly doubt that President...

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Emmanuel Macron spent Monday in Kuwait asking for diesel....
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