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Global South 2.0: Why Emerging Powers Are Rejecting Western Alignment

In the years after the Cold War, global politics was centered around a western-led order dominated especially by the United States and Europe. Developing...

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Russia launched the largest aerial assault on Ukraine since the beginning of the war, targeting Kyiv and multiple regions with hundreds of drones and...

Is Taiwan Already Independent? Understanding the China Taiwan Dispute

The issue of Taiwan remains one of the most sensitive and strategically important disputes in international politics. The debate over whether Taiwan is already...

Trump, Xi and Cold War 2.0: Managing Rivalry in a Fragmented World

The world today is no longer witnessing isolated geopolitical crises. From Ukraine and West Asia to Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific, almost every major flashpoint...

Infrastructure Attribution and the Invoiced Passage at Hormuz

The Persian Gulf Strait Authority, launched by Iran on 5 May 2026, is the institutional capstone of a longer manoeuvre. Its visible apparatus reduces...

Trump and Xi Meet: The Key Issues Behind America’s Most Important Summit of 2026

Trump is heading to Beijing for the most consequential foreign policy meeting of his second term. He arrives as the first US president to...

TUI Maintains Outlook as Holiday Demand Stays Strong Despite Iran War

Europe’s largest travel company, TUI, reported resilient holiday demand and maintained its annual outlook despite disruptions caused by the Iran conflict and rising fuel...

Why Has J.D. Vance Been Quiet about China?

After a series of foreign policy setbacks – from unsuccessful peace talks with Iran to the defeat of Viktor Orbán– U.S. Vice President J.D....

The Trump–Xi Summit and the Decline of American Crisis Management

The upcoming meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Beijing is not a bilateral summit between two competing powers. It is a test...

China Escalates Pressure on Paraguay Over Taiwan Relations

China has intensified its diplomatic rhetoric against Santiago Peña following his recent visit to Taiwan, reflecting Beijing’s growing efforts to isolate Taipei internationally and...

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