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
While Western chancelleries obsess over protocol violations and virtue signalling, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation’s Tianjin summit quietly orchestrates history’s most audacious challenge to seven decades of American-dominated global architecture
China’s economic future remains hotly contested, with leading analysts fundamentally divided between peak decline theories, policy-driven stability models, and innovation-powered resilience scenarios for 2025
The Trump–Putin summit in Alaska reshapes global geopolitics, marking Russia’s return from pariah to partner, sidelining Europe, shifting burdens to Ukraine, and unveiling America’s strategy to counter China through renewed U.S.–Russia cooperation
In a world where images rule, the camera lens can ignite revolutions or spread deceit. One photograph can dismantle logic, fuel political agendas, and manipulate emotions far beyond the boundaries of truth
Washington seeks to forge a new Eurasian axis, yet its strategy confronts autonomous powers, entrenched rivalries, and the hard limits of applying Cold War containment to today’s complex multipolar landscape
Western think tanks and media outlets have suddenly developed an acute fascination with China succession scenarios, publishing coordinated analyses about Xi Jinping’s potential departure with remarkable timing and suspicious unanimity
While Europe faces relentless scrutiny over its migration policies, millions of migrants suffer invisibly under brutal regimes in the Arab world. Why do activists stay silent when dignity is crushed beyond Europe’s borders?
Israel’s military intervention in southern Syria ostensibly protects Druze communities, yet beneath this humanitarian veneer lies a complex web of domestic pressures, strategic calculations, and regional power dynamics that merit closer examination
Political parties once anchored democracy. But a wave of distrust, disengagement, and digital experimentation signals a deeper shift. Are we entering a new era—one beyond the old party lines?