More: Geopolitics
Geopolitics of Nepal’s Hydropower: Has India Outmaneuvered China?
Nepal, a landlocked country between two Asian giants China and India, is one of the richest countries in terms of hydropower potential. As fast-growing...
Unlocking Kuwait’s Global Influence: Toward a More Active International Role
Amidst the transformative landscape of the Middle East, where certain Arab nations actively engage in the global geopolitical arena, Kuwait finds itself at a...
Young Leaders’ Initiative for collaborative policy solutions in the Middle East
Authors: Patrik Kurath and Shlomo Roiter Jesner*
The Cambridge Middle East and North Africa Forum’s (MENAF) inaugural Young Leaders’ Initiative provides an opportunity to its...
The Possible Outcomes If Indonesia Joins BRICS
Before we delve further into the complexity of the possibilities that could occur if Indonesia joins BRICS, it is important to know what BRICS...
Traveling Geopolitically on Campobello Island: A Case Study in Bilateral Public Diplomacy
In 2018, George Friedman - the CEO of Geopolitical Futures (GPF), and formerly Stratfor - wrote an article called “Traveling Geopolitically”. The article, per...
The Role of Turks in the New World Order: Summit of the Organization of Turkic States and Turk Time
The 10th summit of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) was held on November 3 in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan. The main theme...
Changing Dynamics in the South Pacific: Blessing in Disguise for the Region?
The South Pacific region has been the international community’s spotlight as it has become more attractive to many great powers. The significant changes in...
Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank: The New Toolkit of China’s Hegemony?
In international relations and global finance, there has been a lot of discussion and interest in the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). The AIIB...
India’s Strategic Imperatives Amidst Regional Shifts and Emerging Challenges
India's neighbourhood is experiencing heightened tensions. The Maldives is undergoing a political transition that doesn't align entirely with India's preferences, given its apparent inclination...
Redefining Indonesia’s Role on the Global Stage as a Middle Power
The end of the Cold War, which was followed by the rise of emerging powers or new actors in the international world such as...