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The New Language of Power: How Infrastructure and Coercion Shape Global Rivalry

On March 22, Donald Trump posted a threat on Truth Social. If Iran did not fully open the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours,...

Panregions Reborn: Macro-Geopolitics and the Path to Hegemony

The international system is changing in ways that are often described as the end of globalisation. That diagnosis captures part of the story, but...

Claiming Peace, Waging War: U.S. Policy in a New Era of Global Conflict

The world witnessed major conflicts in 2025, with one of the most alarming escalations between the two nuclear-armed neighbors, India and Pakistan. If it...

Wars Waged by Great Powers are Felt Most by Poor Countries

One of the most disturbing developments in world politics is that the number of interstate wars are increasing, marking an end to an eighty-year...

The War in Iran is not the next World War: How multipolarity is changing the logic of escalation

The Iranian conflict is falling, predictably, into the escalation trap—from what began as a vertically limited, regime-targeting air campaign to a horizontally expanding regional...

The Strait of Hormuz as the New Suez Moment

20% of the world’s oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz, a small chokepoint whose use is now being massively disrupted by war, drone...

Modi’s Foreign Policy: Serving U.S. Interests at the Cost of India’s Autonomy

India's diplomatic standing has weakened since President Donald Trump began his second term. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign policy has been clearly ineffective, especially...

Oil Reserves do not Solve an Oil Shock

The renewed oil shock has exposed an old truth that governments keep trying to forget. Energy markets may look global, digital, and sophisticated, but...

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...

Shattered Illusions: What the Iran War Revealed About America’s Decline

For nearly four weeks, the world has had a taste of what a war between competing powers looks like, and what the stakes are—and...

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Beyond Critical Infrastructure: When Does Cyber Disruption Become a National Security Question?

In October 2026, a cyberattack on French supermarkets demonstrated...

Beijing Already Wrote the Terms for a Thaw with Tokyo

When Sanae Takaichi called China “an important neighbor” in...

The Bypass Is the Target: What This Week’s Gulf Escalation Reveals About Energy Security

On Tuesday, a Houthi missile strike set fire to...

Why America Can End Its Wars but Not Its Interventions

On 23 January 2026 the United States published a...
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