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A Fractured Cartel: What the UAE’s Exit Means for Global Oil Governance

I. The Moment That Changes Everything When the United Arab Emirates announced on Tuesday that it would quit OPEC effective 1 May—after nearly six decades...

The Strait Where Power Confronts What War Means

There exist places that appear to thwart the ambition of countries. Places where power, however immense, encounters limits it did not design. The Strait...

The Ambiguity Trap: When Strategic Signals Become Systemic Perturbations

On March 31, five weeks into an active war, Pete Hegseth stood before reporters at the Pentagon and articulated what he presented as a...

The UAE Just Walked Out of OPEC and the Cartel May Never Recover

Fifty-nine years of membership, ended with a statement on a Tuesday and an effective date of Friday. The United Arab Emirates announced it will...

The Stack as a Strategic Frontier: What France’s Linux Turn Means for the Global South

A software decision with geopolitical weight The next sovereignty crisis may not begin at the border. It may begin inside the stack. France’s move away...

Is the US-Iran War Entering the Deadliest Phase?

Authors: Sanjay Turi and Praveen Sothwal* Amid rising geopolitical uncertainty over a US-Iran war, the Trump-led US is reportedly seen to be deploying tens of...

The Commonwealth as a Commercial Bridge for the Space Economy

The recent launch of Artemis II and SpaceX’s steps toward an IPO mark a pivotal moment for the space economy. Yet as global attention...

Why the U.S. is Not a Declining Power: From Middle East Instability to Indo-Pacific Primacy

Every few years, the same obituary is written again. America is finished, we are told. It has lost its nerve, exhausted itself in the...

The U.S. Lost Hungary But The Interference Continues

After 16 years in power, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán suffered a massive defeat in Hungary’s April 12 parliamentary election. Many observers have described the...

The Dangerous Radicalization of Japan

In the quiet coastal waters of the Taiwan Strait last week, a Japanese destroyer, the JS Ikazuchi, performed a maneuver that was less about...

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