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War in Iran Accelerates the Marine Drone Revolution

Inside a hangar located near a motorway and a port, sleek fiberglass unmanned attack boats, resembling oversized canoes and painted naval grey, await engine...

As the U.S. and Israel drain, what role can China and Russia play in stopping the war?

China and Russia are adopting a strategy of indirectly benefiting from the ongoing conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran, starting in April...

The Unwarranted Iran War: US-China Stakes, Regional Costs, Global Losses

Originally set for March, the high-stakes summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping was postponed for about "five or six...

Men Make Wars, Women Pay the Price: Radical Feminist Critiques of the U.S.-Iran Conflict

The global discussion surrounding the U.S.-Iran conflict is heavily dominated by strategic calculations, missile capabilities, nuclear negotiations, economic sanctions, and regional balance of power....

China deepens humanitarian ties with Israeli liberals to counter far-right political rifts

The current Chinese ambassador to Israel, Xiao Juncheng (who assumed his post in November 2024), is leading an intensive public diplomacy strategy aimed at...

China’s People-Centered vs. Election-Focused: A Tale of Two Systems

In my observation of China’s development process, there’s the most impressive aspect of its truth-seeking and down-to-earth manner, which is embedded into the daily...

Why the Gulf States Need a New Security Playbook

The present war on Iran has proven that being a superpower nation, advanced with latest military technology doesn't mean it's able to win each...

Why does the Chinese leadership emphasize the correct understanding of governance performance?

The Chinese leadership, under President Xi Jinping, emphasizes a correct understanding of governance performance to bolster the legitimacy of the Communist Party, ensure sustainable...

How France Turned Lavrov’s Platform into a Strategic Communication Operation

Russian information doctrine operates on a consistent premise: that the openness of Western media systems is a vulnerability to be exploited. Granting an adversary...

The Securitization of Everything

The Vocabulary Shift That Changed the Rules Something happened to the word "security" over the past decade, and the consequences are still playing out. It...

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