The China playbook: Open doors vs. tariff walls
As China doubles down on economic openness, the U.S. tightens its grip on protectionism. With global markets on edge, two contrasting strategies are setting the stage for the next economic showdown
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The nuclear triangle that unsettles Washington
As China deepens its nuclear diplomacy with Iran and Russia, Washington sharpens its stance. Is Beijing playing peacemaker, or is this another front in the U.S.-China rivalry?
Manila weaves a new web—Can the Squad hold together?
The Philippines is eager to expand its Squad alliance with the U.S., Australia, and Japan by courting India and South Korea. But is this a masterstroke or a diplomatic tightrope walk?
History doesn’t copy-paste: Why the Munich 1938 analogy fails in 2025
Comparing the 2025 Riyadh meeting between U.S. and Russian officials to the 1938 Munich Agreement distorts history. The world today is vastly different—politically, economically, and socially
AI showdown: China sprints, America watches the rearview mirror
China isn’t just following the AI race—it’s accelerating. With tech giants like Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent, the game is changing fast, and the U.S. knows it
Türkiye’s rise in Europe—is media shaping policy or reflecting it?
As Europe scrambles to rearm, Türkiye finds itself in a uniquely advantageous position. But are the latest media narratives on Ankara’s indispensable role in European security purely organic—or something more coordinated?
Indonesia’s BRICS move: Diplomacy at its finest or a calculated shift?
Indonesia takes a bold step by joining BRICS, strengthening ties with China while keeping its Western partnerships intact. Is this a masterstroke in diplomacy or a strategic realignment?
The Indian Corridor: New ambitions, old risks
Modi’s Washington visit secured defense and energy deals but faced Trump’s tariff threats. Meanwhile, Greece, Israel, and Cyprus strengthen regional ties, betting on connectivity projects amid shifting U.S. priorities
The power struggle over water in the Middle East
Water scarcity in the Middle East is more than an environmental crisis. It fuels conflict, disrupts economies, and threatens millions. The following article is based on a report by CSIS
China’s silicon-free chips could upend the semiconductor war
China claims to have developed silicon-free chips that outperform Intel and TSMC’s best. If true, this breakthrough could redefine AI, supercomputing, and global supply chains. But is this innovation real or just hype?