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Trump’s Corridor in South Caucasus Nine Months On: Vagaries and Vulnerabilities

On 8 August 2025, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev signed a Joint Declaration at the White House establishing the...

The Global Sumud Flotilla and the Erosion of International Law

“The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must.” These saying of Thucydides hit hard today, as it shown harsh reality...

What Chinese Intelligence Circles Are Saying About Trump’s China Visit

Analyses by Chinese think tanks and intelligence agencies, based on political developments in May 2026, indicate a cautious and pragmatic view of US President...

EU Strategic Autonomy and Energy Diversification: Risks to European Energy Security

The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine sparked discourse on Russian energy supply as a crucial resource chokepoint to EU member states. The energy crisis...

Trump, Xi and Cold War 2.0: Managing Rivalry in a Fragmented World

The world today is no longer witnessing isolated geopolitical crises. From Ukraine and West Asia to Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific, almost every major flashpoint...

The Arctic Frontline: NATO, Russia, and China’s Race for the North

For years the Arctic was viewed as a geopolitical periphery which is remote, inaccessible and strategically and marginally strategic to regions such as the...

Infrastructure Attribution and the Invoiced Passage at Hormuz

The Persian Gulf Strait Authority, launched by Iran on 5 May 2026, is the institutional capstone of a longer manoeuvre. Its visible apparatus reduces...

Chinese Analysis of Saudi Arabia’s Strategic Hedging in the Hormuz Crisis

According to Chinese intelligence reports and military analyses in May 2026, the Chinese side (both military and academic) views Saudi Arabia's refusal to allow...

Why Has J.D. Vance Been Quiet about China?

After a series of foreign policy setbacks – from unsuccessful peace talks with Iran to the defeat of Viktor Orbán– U.S. Vice President J.D....

The Trump–Xi Summit and the Decline of American Crisis Management

The upcoming meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Beijing is not a bilateral summit between two competing powers. It is a test...

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