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The Countdown to Chaos: Trump and Democrats Risk Government Shutdown

With U. S. government funding set to expire on Tuesday at midnight, Congress is showing little likelihood of reaching an agreement to prevent a...

The Calm and the Chaos: China’s Rise Amid US’s Tumult

In the convoluted world of geopolitics, where states vie for power and prestige, the great shift is underway. The United States, which once stood...

Cross-Border Deepfake Threats: A Systemic Risk to Global Finance

Public debate on deepfake threats in finance remains muted compared to politics. A manipulated video of a candidate goes viral and sparks instant outrage;...

The Mehter March in Turkish Foreign Policy

The Mehter, which shook enemies with the drums of the Ottoman Empire, is one of the world's oldest military bands. Today, the Mehter still...

Can China’s Secret to Ending Poverty Work in Pakistan?

Poverty is perceived to be a plague that slices off the hands of a society, crippling the economy’s ability to grow while also exacerbating...

CBDCs in the Global South: Lessons from India, Nigeria, and Beyond

Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are no longer theoretical. From the Bahamas’ Sand Dollar to Jamaica’s Jam-Dex, and Nigeria’s eNaira to India’s e-Rupee, countries...

Why Trump’s Bagram Rhetoric Matters Beyond Afghanistan?

US President Donald Trump’s recent statement to get control of Bagram Airbase has started a new debate among the global policy makers, and they...

Racing Ahead or Risking Collapse? The Quad Plus Dilemma in Asia-Pacific Security

The Asian Pacific geopolitical makeup has changed at a rapid rate. The presence of the Quad, Quad Plus, and AUKUS structures guarantees stability; however,...

Scarborough Isn’t Just a Shoal. It Is a Surcharge on America

Each time a China Coast Guard vessel rams or water-cannons a Philippine boat near Scarborough Shoal, the United States gets a new price tag....

The High-Level Charade: Why Summits Talk More Than They Solve

The United Nations General Assembly marked the 80th anniversary of its establishment in September 2025, and reforming the Security Council in addition to financial...

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