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Does national interest still matter in a globalized world?
It is one of the significant questions that arises in our minds: why do some states cooperate with each other? At the same time,...
The Myth of a Multipolar World: Why the Global Order Is Becoming More Bipolar, Not Less
The idea that the world is becoming multipolar has acquired the status of conventional wisdom. It is repeated by governments, international organizations, business leaders,...
Rethinking Central Banking: Policy Mix in an Era of Geo-Economic Fragmentation
Today’s global financial system has broken away from its familiar, predictable tracks. Trade barriers, mounting national debt burdens, and hyper-fast capital shifts generate market...
Is Prabowo leaving ASEAN in the haze?
For the last few weeks, Indonesia has been struggling to contain the land and forest fires on its territory. The disaster leads to a...
Deterrence by Denial: How Denmark Held the Line on Greenland
On January 17, 2026, roughly a quarter of Nuuk's population walked out into the Arctic cold to tell the President of the United States...
Houthi Advance Tests the Mecca Agreement and Middle East Defense
The Houthi advance in Yemen and the Red Sea region is creating upheavals in the Middle Eastern security structure in general and the conflict...
Morocco–EU Migration Relations: From Crisis Management to Strategic Partnership
Authors : Dr Hakima Elhaite and Dr Anis H. Bajrektarevic
Irregular migration between Morocco and the European Union is not a problem that can be solved...
Why MBS’s Cairo Visit Matters for BRICS and the Global South
Chinese intelligence and strategic circles, such as the Beijing Institute for International Strategic Studies and research centers affiliated with the Chinese Ministry of State...
China, Pakistan, and the Rise of the “Electrostate”
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is a multi-billion-dollar infrastructure and development programme linking Xinjiang, a region in China, to Pakistan’s deepwater Gwadar Port. It was...
Undersea Cables as the Next Chokepoint
The cables linking Svalbard to mainland Norway were not cut this spring. Even so, an encounter nearby raised an awkward question about how they...