More: Geopolitics
American soft power as an instrument of global hegemony
Christian Harbulot, director and founder of the Paris School of Economic Warfare, has devoted much of his work to the study of economic warfare...
Strategic Rivalry: Prospects for Russian-American Relations in the New US Political Cycle
The US presidential elections regularly raise the question of how perceptions of the president-elect influence Russian-American relations. Each new political cycle of American politics...
The Year To Come: From Brexit To Biden’s Election – An Overview Of The Near Future
Herman Khan (1922-1983) is universally considered the father of 'futurology', the - inevitably inexact - branch of political science which aspires to draw future...
Libyan Conflict: Actors and interests
The country of Libya has witnessed two main internal conflicts, one of them the anti-Qadhafi regime protests which at the end of the day...
Anno Domini 2020: Not Only Covid-19
In a little less than two weeks, the annus horribilis 2020 will (finally!) come to an end. A year that has seen the whole...
Confusing Order in Order to Order
There is currently a great deal of speculation, some of it emotional and dramatic, by all manner of political theorists and international relations pundits...
Arctic and subarctic straits and seas in trade and geostrategy
Global climate change opens up new opportunities for international transport networks, particularly with the trend towards glacier retreat around the North Pole.
If the trend...
Vaccine vs geopolitics? Political ambitions may slow down battle against global pandemic
Foreign pharmaceutical companies have been vying with one another in being the first to announce the launch of an anti-coronavirus vaccine and having it...
Africa: A Rising Star in the New Economic Order
The African continent has been on top of the agenda of the policymakers in all periods. From the historical aspect, the conflict of interests...
Scientific and trade cooperation between China and Africa
China was crumbling into misery, degradation and despair, in the middle of that 109-year period (1840-1949) known as the era of semi-wild and semi-colonial...