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How Globalisation Is Changing Identity Around the World
Globalisation is reshaping identity itself. An analysis of cultural hybrids, global work culture, and how people are changing across borders.
BRICS and the Challenge to the Dollar: Ambition, Limits, and Global Impact
BRICS wants to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar through local currency trade and alternative finance. But can it weaken…
Myanmar’s War Within: How a Coup Became a Nationwide Conflict
Myanmar’s 2021 coup has evolved into a nationwide internal war involving the Tatmadaw, ethnic armed groups and People’s Defence Forces…
Why Right-Wing Politics Is Rising Across the World
Right-wing politics has moved from the margins to the centre of democratic systems worldwide. This analysis explains why—and why the…
Democracy Without Democrats: When Institutions Outlast Belief – 9 Years of Decline
Democratic institutions can survive without democratic conviction—but only for so long. As participation thins and belief erodes, democracy risks becoming…
How Countries Shift Pollution Without Cutting Emissions
Global pollution politics explains how countries shift emissions abroad, manipulate carbon accounting, and appear greener without cutting real pollution.
Iran’s Youth Protests and the Crisis of Revolutionary Legitimacy
Iran’s youth once powered the Islamic Revolution. Today they challenge Khamenei and the Islamic Republic itself — exposing a deep…
Venezuela and the Risk of Military Intervention: Precedent, Power, and Consequences
An in-depth analysis of the U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, examining its legality, precedent, and the long-term risks of normalising…
Russia and Ukraine: Strategic Miscalculation or Deliberate Design?
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began as a miscalculated gamble. But Moscow’s adaptation into attritional warfare suggests strategy after failure —…