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The Commonwealth as a Commercial Bridge for the Space Economy

The recent launch of Artemis II and SpaceX’s steps toward an IPO mark a pivotal moment for the space economy. Yet as global attention...

Why the U.S. is Not a Declining Power: From Middle East Instability to Indo-Pacific Primacy

Every few years, the same obituary is written again. America is finished, we are told. It has lost its nerve, exhausted itself in the...

The U.S. Lost Hungary But The Interference Continues

After 16 years in power, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán suffered a massive defeat in Hungary’s April 12 parliamentary election. Many observers have described the...

The Dangerous Radicalization of Japan

In the quiet coastal waters of the Taiwan Strait last week, a Japanese destroyer, the JS Ikazuchi, performed a maneuver that was less about...

Rivalry at a Chokepoint: China and the U.S. Clash in the Strait of Hormuz

China's entry into the tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz in April 2026 was no longer merely cautious diplomacy or statements of condemnation but...

Why the US is really after China in Iran

Since the US-Israeli war on Iran began on February 28 and since it went downhill from there — unlike the operation in Venezuela —...

Xi’s Free Masterclass: The War China Won Without Fighting

While the United States was burning through cruise missiles, threatening to destroy Iranian civilization, and watching its vice president shuttle between Budapest and Islamabad...

The Strait of Hormuz: A Geopolitical Test for EU Foreign Policy and Security

This article discusses the energy crisis affecting Europe following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital maritime route supplying EU member states...

The End of the Pillars: How Tô Lâm Is Steering Vietnam Toward Beijing

In mid-April, Vietnam’s top leader Tô Lâm will visit China;this meeting is going to signal a change that goes well beyond normal administrative reshuffling...

U.S. Energy Dominance and the Remaking of the Global Order

The sequence of events stretching from Venezuela to the war in Iran, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and the simultaneous degradation of...

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How Chinese Media Views the U.S. Hosting the FIFA World Cup

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Israeli firm BlackCore is under suspicion for influencing local...

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