The Global South is no longer a peripheral actor in international politics. With rapidly growing populations, expanding markets, strategic resources,…
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The future of international politics may not be shaped exclusively by superpowers. From India and Saudi Arabia to Brazil and…
The End of Globalization or Its Reinvention?
The era of hyper-globalization is fading, but globalization itself is not disappearing. From supply chain diversification and economic security to…
The New Cold War: How the US-China Rivalry Is Redrawing Supply Chains
As the United States and China compete for technological and economic dominance, global supply chains are being fundamentally restructured. From…
The World in 2035: Five Scenarios That Could Reshape Global Power
From AI superpowers to climate geopolitics and a new Cold War, explore five scenarios that could redefine global power by…
What the World Can Learn from the Iran Peace Talks
The Iran peace talks revealed critical lessons about energy security, sanctions, maritime chokepoints, and the rise of regional powers. Explore…
Ebola: How It Could Spread and What the World Must Learn
The next Ebola outbreak may not remain local. As globalization, fragile healthcare systems, and urban density increase outbreak risks, governments…
Lebanon 2026: Current Situation, Potential Risks, and Future Outcomes
Lebanon is navigating the most consequential transition in its modern history — between the institutional collapse of the pre-2024 era,…
Palestine: What Has Happened and What Comes Next
Decades of failed diplomacy, occupation, violence, and regional instability have transformed the Palestinian question into one of the world’s most…
Strait of Hormuz, Gaza, Lebanon: A Region at the Edge of Systemic Escalation
The Middle East in 2026 is no longer facing isolated crises. Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and the Strait of Hormuz are…