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Four men pose for an official photo in Riyadh, with Saudi and Pakistani leaders at the center

The Riyadh–Islamabad entente: A new geopolitical equation

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have forged a mutual defense pact, a development reshaping global power dynamics. This alliance signals a recalibration of regional security, with profound implications for major international players

Sheng Qi, People'S Rmb 100 Yuan, Acrylic on canvas, 150X100 cm

The yuan’s global gambit: A dollar’s end?

Global finance stands at a crossroads: as China pU.S.hes the yuan onto the world stage, can it truly challenge the U.S. dollar’s supremacy, or will a multipolar order reshape monetary power?

A Bayraktar TB2 military drone flying at sunset, symbolizing Turkey’s coercive playbook previewing China’s Indo-Pacific strategy

The dragon’s Turkish rehearsal

Türkiye’s coercive experiments in maritime claims, proxies, and ports provide the beta version of a playbook now scaled by China, serving as a warning that coercion shapes power long before shots are fired

Russian President Vladimir Putin, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Chinese President Xi Jinping walking side by side in a marble corridor during the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit in Tianjin, China

How China, India and Russia are rewriting global power rules

Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi’s impromptu huddle at the SCO summit signals a new geopolitical alliance that challenges Western dominance while reshaping international relations through economic cooperation and strategic coordination

Canadian and Chinese national flags displayed side by side during a diplomatic event, symbolizing Canada–China relations

Selective engagement: Rethinking Canada–China relations

Canada–China relations stand at a crossroads. Selective engagement offers a pragmatic path that balances sovereignty, security, and economic opportunity, guiding Ottawa through intensifying global rivalry without surrendering autonomy

Donald Trump at the Oval Office desk, European leaders seated before him, illustrating U.S. dominance in transatlantic relations

The long leash of liberty

Behind talk of solidarity, Europe remains tethered. Washington compels the continent to finance a massive arms buildup, trading money for the promise of security