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Who May “Toll” the Strait of Hormuz

On 20 June, Donald Trump posted that there would be no tolls in the Strait of Hormuz during the sixty-day ceasefire, and none after...

Three Sovereignties, One AI: State, Corporate, and Indigenous Techno-Sovereignty

Sovereign AI has become a national priority, replacing the old dream of a borderless internet with state-backed control over computing hardware. The digital economy...

U.S. Military Overstretch in the Middle East and Europe’s Opportunity

The most recent dispute between the United States, Israel, and Iran is likely to lead to an unprecedented situation where both sides of the...

The Return of Great-Power Spheres of Influence

After decades of a rule-based international order built on the principle of national sovereignty and territorial integrity and equal interactions based on  multilateralism, which...

The One That Came Out on Top: How Iran Won the Conflict

The Iranians have come out on top after the conflict. They have demonstrated themselves as a pure and united nation by not dividing into...

Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan in the Race for Rare Earths Strategic Cooperation in Central Asia

Central Asia in the Global Rare Earth Race As Washington and Beijing have escalated their trade confrontation, the rare earth sector has emerged as one...

The Return of the Rivalry: Latin America in the New Great Power Contest

Until not so long ago Latin America had been considered a quiet region, located far from the world's superpower main strategic confrontations, with sporadic...

Why America Cannot Remain a Global Power: The Choice Coming After 2027

This week, Washington faced a choice that it will face repeatedly until it finally makes it explicit. On Monday, the Trump administration demanded NATO...

How Africa Works – Book Review

Overview: In his new book, How Africa Works: Success and Failure on the World’s Last Developmental Frontier, Studwell offers an insightful, structural analysis of why...

China and the Arab world After 70 Years of Cooperation: Partners, Not Allies

Introduction: In June 2026, we marked the 70th anniversary of contemporary Arab-Chinese relations—which historically began in the mid-1950s, specifically in 1956. This milestone is of...

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In the city where Islam began, three leaders sat...

APEC 2026: Why China Chose Shenzhen to Showcase Its Technology Power

Shenzhen will host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit (APEC)...

Is India’s Indus Freeze a Warning for Every Shared River on Earth?

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El Tigre, Ceuta, and the Illusion of a Unified Right

On 7 August, Abelardo de la Espriella — a...
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