Demographic and generational shifts in the U.S. are reshaping public opinion on NATO and Israel, revealing growing divides across age, ideology, and party lines, with significant global implications
As gold soars to historic highs, Beijing quietly advances a yuan–gold nexus. This calculated strategy challenges dollar supremacy, fuels de-dollarization, and signals a possible monetary realignment with far-reaching geopolitical and economic consequences
A maritime professional reflects on lessons from shipping that can inspire pathways to peace, emphasizing dignity, dialogue, and shared responsibility across divided communities
Türkiye’s “Blue Homeland” strategy challenges international law and regional stability. Greece responds with deterrence, diplomacy, and alliances, declaring zero tolerance for revisionism and blackmail. Sovereignty is non-negotiable, and the Aegean remains a frontline of resistance
The United States faces converging economic, political, and social crises: debt spirals, wealth inequality, AI-driven distortions, and extreme market overvaluation signal a systemic collapse warning unprecedented in modern history
Technology, energy flows, and maritime trade are reshaping geopolitics. Discover how nations and businesses can adapt to shifting power dynamics in an increasingly connected and competitive world
Trump’s demand for 100% China tariffs reveals Ukraine conflict’s true nature as proxy war between superpowers, while Washington pressures allies into economic suicide missions that benefit only American strategic interests
Geopolitical tensions, a rapid AI race, and internal economic pressures intertwine, reshaping the China–India relationship and redefining the global balance of power over the coming decade
Ahmed al-Sharaa, formerly Abu Mohammad al-Jolani and Syria’s de facto leader in Idlib, is reshaping Islamist politics, consolidating power, and seeking international legitimacy through a calculated strategy of pragmatic realpolitik
Israel’s “Twelve-Day War” with Iran exposed the limits of Shock and Awe and the asymmetry of endurance. The next round may reshape not only the Middle East but also U.S. strategic choices