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Middle East Conflict: Why Investors Are Bracing for a Market Hit

Conflict in the Middle East has shifted from being a minor concern to a major worry for investors due to the increasing power struggle...

The US-Iran Conflict, Explained: Why America Is Striking Now

On Saturday, the United States and Israel launched significant military strikes against Iran, resulting in the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. This...

A Strong Europe is Within Reach: A Perspective from Ukraine

In mid-February, media outlets reported that Russia was developing the so-called ‘Son of Oreshnik’ – an allegedly “unstoppable” ballistic missile. It is intended to...

Netanyahu’s ‘Hexagon’: What Modi’s Israel Visit Reveals About Middle East Realignment

When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stepped off the plane in Tel Aviv on Wednesday, the optics were striking. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu...

Beijing’s Red Line: Can China Defend Iran Without Going to War With America?

In light of the large-scale attack launched by the United States and Israel against Iran on February 28, 2026, China adopted a stance focused...

Europe Knows It’s Under Attack. So Why Won’t It Respond?

In the spring of 2024, Czech and German police arrested suspects in what security officials widely assessed as a Russia-linked network of arson and...

Why Kim Jong Un’s Daughter Won’t Become the Supreme Leader

The succession question of North Korea has come up often after the report of Kim Jong Un’s deteriorating health a few years ago. Recent...

Silicon Valley’s New Diplomacy: When Platforms Become Foreign Policy Players

For much of modern history, diplomacy had been the exclusive business of states. Governments answerable to citizens or institutions negotiated treaties, passed messages through...

Pivot to Arctic: Why the Mastery of the North Matters?

Introduction The Arctic has long been known as “high North, low tension”, as its frozen waters and permafrost landscape offered no incentives to the states....

Caught in the AI crossfire: How Latin American and other Middle Powers could lose the race they never joined

The language of an AI race suggests a sprint between two or three giants, but the most consequential politics may unfold in the space...

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