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What Thucydides Teaches Us About Great-Power Rivalry

Thucydides was acutely aware of the enduring relevance of his work. In the opening pages of his History of the Peloponnesian War, he writes that...

China’s South Asian Web: Countering India, Testing Durability

On 21st May, 2025, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Afghanistan’s acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi and publicly emphasised that China is ready...

Financial Brief: A Weekly Roundup on the Geopolitics of Money | Feb 17

EXECUTIVE TAKEAWAYS A week of cautious markets and sovereign stress. Asian equities traded tentatively as oil rose on U.S.-Iran talks, with markets pricing de-escalation before...

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...

East at a Crossroads of Conflicts

The world's attention is focused primarily on the conflict in Ukraine. Meanwhile, the potential for armed clashes in another part of the world is...

Can the Military Force Solve a Political Problem? Pakistan’s 77-Year Balochistan Crisis

On January 31, coordinated attacks across nearly a dozen cities in Balochistan killed more than 30 civilians and 18 law enforcement personnel. The Baloch...

Uruguay’s Historic Pivot Amidst Great Power Competition

In early February 2026, Chinese President Xi Jinping received Uruguayan President Yamandú Orsi in Beijing, marking a deepening of bilateral ties between China and...

United States soft power is collapsing and the world needs to adjust

The American leadership, since the Post-World War II era, was based on a unique blend of military superiority, financial dominance, and the power to...

Between Rafah & Ruin: The Unresolved Future of the Trump Gaza Plan

The reopening of the Rafah crossing marks an important step in Trump’s plan for Gaza, relating specifically to the plan’s ceasefire and humanitarian access...

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Can Iran Reopen the Strait of Hormuz Through Diplomacy?

Iran has offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz...

Can the Philippines Help Accelerate the EU’s Pivot to Asia?

The European Union and the Philippines have reached an...

Can Britain Secure a Role in the EU’s Made in Europe Plan?

Britain is seeking a closer economic relationship with the...

Could a New US Greenland Deal End the Arctic Standoff?

The United States, Denmark and Greenland are preparing to...
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