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Demand Everything, Secure Enough: The Logic of Trump’s Foreign Policy

The second term of President Donald Trump has marked a transition from improvisational disruption to a more systematic and self-consciously structured foreign policy doctrine....

The Art of Not Choosing: Africa’s Multipolar Strategy

Authors: Ravi Raj and Akshan Ranjan* The current geopolitical positioning of the African continent is not in compliance with the traditional dichotomies of what we...

Why the Abraham Accords failed to bring peace to the Middle East – China’s perspective

China believes that the Israeli Abraham Accords for peace in the Middle East and Africa, despite achieving diplomatic rapprochement between Israel and some Arab...

Africa: Resetting Development Agenda

Under the auspices of the African Union leadership, African leaders convened in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, for the 39th Ordinary Session of the African Union...

From nukes to the economy: Decoding North Korea’s Ninth Party Congress

North Korea is set to hold the Ninth Congress of the ruling Workers' Party this month, which is a major political event for assessing...

Musk vs. Bezos, China in the mirror: A strategic analysis of the new moon race

The competition in the space race between U. S. billionaires, Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, is intensifying. SpaceX, led by Musk, is planning to...

Europe’s Push to ‘Think Big Again’ Is Testing the Limits of Unity

The informal EU leaders’ summit at Alden Biesen was presented as a discussion about competitiveness. In practice, it laid bare a more uncomfortable truth:...

The revival of Japanese militarism: A crisis or an opportunity for China?

The historic gains made by Japan's ruling coalition in this election have determined the country's path toward self-armament and the revival of militarism. If...

Fragile US-Brokered Ceasefire in Syria Nears ‘Make or Break’ Moment

A U. S.-backed ceasefire agreement in northeastern Syria has left significant questions unanswered as the Kurds aim to keep some power despite a weakened...

Contested Sovereignty in Interdependent Systems: Why Trump Retreated from Greenland

After weeks of military threats and economic coercion against NATO allies to secure access to Greenland’s vast rare earth deposits and expanded basing rights,...

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Rosatom’s Africa Push: How Russia Is Expanding Its Energy Influence Across the Continent

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