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The End of the “American Century” and a Multipolar World

The world is beginning to confront the rise of multipolarity. Journalist Fareed Zakaria, in his book The Post-American World and the Rise of the...

When Copenhagen Said No to Patriot: A Signal of Europe’s Strategic Awakening

There is a question European governments have returned to repeatedly in recent years, and it is one that few seem entirely comfortable answering: how...

The New Endless War: Win, Threaten, Repeat

The Trump administration says Operation Epic Fury achieved its objectives in 38 days. The White House cast the campaign as a clear American victory:...

Xi Jinping Honors Vucic for Strengthening China-Serbia Relations

Relations between China and Serbia are witnessing a strategic and historic leap forward, embodied in the transition from a comprehensive strategic partnership to building...

Ben-Gvir’s French Ban and Washington’s Failure of Discipline

From Criticism to Consequence France’s decision to bar Itamar Ben-Gvir from its territory should not be treated as a diplomatic earthquake. It will not stop...

APEC Suzhou Meeting Highlights Global South Role and Multipolarity After Iran War

The significance of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) trade ministers' meeting, held on May 22-23, 2026, in Suzhou, eastern China, lay in the issuance...

Why an Open Economy is Crucial for China

Authors: Kung Chan and Xia Ri* The current era of de-globalization, marked by restructured supply chains and intensifying geopolitical conflicts, has forced major economies inward....

Can Trump Actually Threaten to Bomb His Own Allies?

On Wednesday afternoon, at a White House cabinet meeting, a reporter asked Donald Trump a straightforward question. Would he accept a short-term arrangement allowing...

How Unpredictability Is Rewriting the Atlantic Alliance

There is a point at which unpredictability ceases to function as a negotiating instrument and begins to function as noise. Donald Trump has not...

China’s Massive Xinjiang Nuclear Base: Taiwan, Iran War, and the DF-41 Threat to America

China's development of its strategic nuclear bases and facilities in the Xinjiang desert (Lop Nur region) and the expansion of its ballistic missile ranges...

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