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Two Navies, Two Ports: How Vietnam Is Hedging Between Great Powers

In the final days of July 2026, Vietnam’s coastline hosted an unusual sequence of guests. On 26 July, a Russian Navy flotilla – including...

Why Chinese Analysts Are Linking Morocco’s Gaza Role to Spain’s Ceuta Crisis

At first glance, Morocco’s participation in the proposed international stabilization force in Gaza and the extraordinary migration crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta...

Africa at Crossroads: Rethinking the Continent’s Position in World Politics

It is a crucial time for Africa in terms of how it interacts with the rest of the world. Africa is no longer viewed...

How China Is Reshaping Asia-Pacific Through Trade Infrastructure

In April 2024, an enormous container ship got stuck in the canal, side by side, blocking the flow of international trade for six days....

How China Is Turning Global Crises into Strategic Gains

As the United States and its Western allies remain preoccupied with the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, tensions with Iran, and a broader series...

Exercising Restraint: Situating Poland’s Strategy vis-à-vis NATO’s Collective Defense

On July 30th, a projectile object landed in Tarnawa-Kolonia, a village in eastern Poland. Upon further investigation, this object was identified as a Russian...

Japan’s Defence White Paper 2026 Highlights New Ways of Warfare: What Is the Need of the Hour?

Japan has remained at the forefront of global attention for several reasons in recent times — from concerns over an economic bubble and a...

When AI Chatbot Becomes a Political Actor

In Brazil’s 2026 election, a voter may ask a chatbot which candidate best matches her priorities. Under Resolution No. 23.755/2026, which amended Brazil’s standing electoral-propaganda...

“On the Evidence of Our Reason”: Why Israel Needs More Explicit Nuclear Deterrence

“Whether we are awake or asleep, we should never let ourselves be persuaded except on the evidence of our reason.” -René Descartes, Discourse on...

The West is buying time, but to whom is it giving it?

Military mobilization has always been a difficult issue for the European Union, just as difficult as the creation of a common European army. However,...

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A Muslim Trifecta: The New Challenge to Washington’s Middle East

In the city where Islam began, three leaders sat...

APEC 2026: Why China Chose Shenzhen to Showcase Its Technology Power

Shenzhen will host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit (APEC)...

Is India’s Indus Freeze a Warning for Every Shared River on Earth?

Can a Treaty Survive Once One Side Decides Trust...

El Tigre, Ceuta, and the Illusion of a Unified Right

On 7 August, Abelardo de la Espriella — a...
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