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Egyptian military bases: a strategic linchpin for China’s interests in the Eastern Med and Red Sea
Chinese military and intelligence analyses for 2025 and 2026 indicate that China views the expansion of the Egyptian Armed Forces in establishing numerous naval...
Pretoria to The Hague: South Africa’s Legal Challenge, China’s Backing
The political developments of the international system are increasingly being transformed not only by military strength and economic resources but also by the clever...
Japan needs ASEAN’s industrial geography more than ever
Japan’s economic security strategy is entering a harder phase. For much of the past decade, Tokyo’s supply chain policy has been framed around diversification...
Mexico’s Bloodiest Ink: The World’s Most Dangerous Job
What is one of the most dangerous career paths in Mexico?
Now, would you have guessed journalism? The career where the only risk is carpal...
How the Iran War Triggered Europe’s Energy Reckoning
Forty-four days, twenty-two billion euros. Not a single additional molecule of energy.
That is how Ursula von der Leyen framed Europe's Iran war tab when...
Egypt’s 2026 Local Reform: Will It Adopt China’s Fengqiao Model?
The ongoing discussions within the Egyptian Parliament regarding amendments to the Local Administration Law are focused on studying and implementing a model that integrates...
America’s $25 Billion Iran War Bill: Why Taxpayers Should Be Alarmed
The Pentagon’s admission that the United States has already spent about $25 billion on the war with Iran should land like a warning flare...
Digital Cold War: Why the Global South Requires a Digital Non-Aligned Movement
The next cold war may not begin with soldiers crossing borders or missiles moving into position. It may begin with a completed acquisition being...
The ‘Pressure to Surrender’ Trap: Why Conflicts Become Endless Wars
At a moment when the United States is simultaneously waging an intense war against Iran and speaking of “diplomacy,” the issue is not merely...
Beyond the US Alliance: Why Japan and Canada Are South Korea’s Top Security Partners
In an era of overlapping crises, South Korea’s security environment is no longer defined by either a single enemy or a theater. Instead, it...