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Iran war sharpens Trump’s 2028 choice: Vance or Rubio?

As the war in Iran impacts President Donald Trump's legacy, Political tensions rise for Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio,...

How Shock, Timing, and Industrial Strategy Are Rewriting the LNG Era

The global LNG market is no longer shaped by familiar cycles of tightness and surplus. It is now defined by inelasticity, a structural rigidity...

How China Is Banking on Pakistan’s Clout in the Middle East to Solidify Global Ambitions

Following the recent events related to the conflict in Iran in March 2016, Pakistan emerged as a vital strategic partner for China, playing multiple...

Central Asia’s Active Pursuit of Clean Air and Energy

As Central Asian countries continue to open the region more to tourism, international investment, and greater global attention through various nation-branding initiatives, environmental protection...

The Hormuz Crisis: Why Controlling a Chokepoint is Harder Than Winning a War

The escalating conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States has directly impacted the security dynamics of the Strait of Hormuz. The geography of...

Behind the Gulf’s Shift to Beijing: Pakistan’s Army as the Quiet Architect of Chinese Military Integration

China is moving to bolster its security presence in the Middle East through comprehensive partnerships, and the Pakistani-Chinese alliance serves as a bridge to...

As Washington Escalates, Beijing Waits: China’s Strategic Silence in the Middle East War

Before the United States and Israel launched their operations against Iran on 28 February, international assessments of the possible consequences of war were deeply...

Trump Forgot the Strait, and Now America Pays the Price

With Donald Trump back in the White House, and with the administration still selling Operation Epic Fury as a triumph and decisive American power,...

Has Iran Created a TACO Moment for Trump? Decoding Strategies and Limits of Military Power

Backdrop President Trump unilaterally postponed strikes on power infrastructure in Iran, a threat/ultimatum he gave for opening the Strait of Hormuz, citing “Good and Productive...

Zimbabwe’s Lithium Export Ban: China’s Battery Supply Chain in an Era of Resource Nationalism

Zimbabwe’s lithium export ban in late February changed how resource-rich countries are approaching the global supply chains. By tightening its control over its resources,...

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The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is preparing...

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Over the past two decades, discussions surrounding BRICS+ have...

Xi Jinping Says Taiwan Reunification Is Inevitable as US-China Tensions Loom Ahead of APEC

Chinese President Xi Jinping has renewed Beijing's determination to...
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