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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…
Iran Peace Talks: Could Negotiations Have Happened Without War?
The renewed Iran peace talks are forcing governments and analysts to confront a painful reality: many of the issues now…
Strait of Hormuz: The Waterway Choking the World
The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints. Discover how instability in the Gulf impacts…
U.S. Change of Stance on Taiwan: Strategic Ambiguity Under Pressure
Taiwan has become the center of global strategic competition. As China increases military pressure and Washington reassesses long-standing deterrence policies,…
Africa’s Strategic Position in a Fragmenting Global Order
As the rules-based international order fractures along great-power fault lines, Africa is not simply a theatre of external competition —…