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New ECOWAS Headquarters: China Continues Sharing Unique Diplomacy With Africa
China's Belt and Road Initiative has expanded significantly over the last several years in Africa and has cut across different sectors. Beijing has a...
When the US Erases Red Lines: The Occupation of Venezuela and the Collapse of Global Deterrence
If it becomes a reality, the occupation of Venezuela would not merely be a tactical decision in U.S. foreign policy; it would mark a...
China’s Rising Military Power: Why India Should Pay Attention
The United States’ Department of Defense’s 2025 Annual Report to Congress on Military and Security Developments Involving the People’s Republic of China is written...
Venezuela and the Geopolitical Consequences of American Intervention
The events unfolding in Venezuela do not merely constitute another episode of regional instability. They reflect a deeper transformation of the international system: the...
The Maduro Extraction: A Masterclass in American Lethality
At approximately 0201 local time on January 3, America’s Delta Force, with support from the CIA and FBI, raided the Fuerte Tiuna military complex...
Maduro’s Abduction and the Logic of Realism: Controlling Oil for Controlling Nations
The Abduction of Maduro: A Long-Planned Operation
The international community was stunned by the news of the abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his...
Generative AI for the Long Game: A New Governance Model for the Global South
In the bustling democracies of the Global South, a dangerous pattern has quietly solidified. Leaders, driven by the relentless ticking clock of election cycles,...
Venezuela: Law, Power and the Price of Selective Justice
The capture of President Nicolás Maduro in January 2026 crystallised a set of dilemmas that reach far beyond Venezuela’s borders. Framed by Washington as...
Decoding Trump’s Imperialism Playbook on Venezuela
The formula has always stayed the same. First, the Pentagon accuses a resource-rich country, most often one sitting on vast oil reserves, of posing...
Is Brazilian government connived with dictatorships?
Facing its fifth term in Brazil's government, the Worker's Party remains being inquired about a delicate and recurring question: why does Brazil, a consolidated...