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
On November 1, 2024, Novi Sad station’s roof collapsed, killing 16. The disaster exposed deep social fractures and sparked political and geopolitical conflict, with Chinese influence at the heart of public anger
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
The arrival of Newnew Polar Bear in Arkhangelsk via the Northern Sea Route signals not a frozen curiosity but a live trade artery, redefining shipping timelines, geopolitics, and environmental stakes with undeniable precision
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
This article examines how leading outlets from the U.S., Russia, Ukraine, Europe, and China covered the Alaska Summit, revealing conflicting narratives, political agendas, and the broader geopolitical stakes of an inconclusive diplomatic meeting
At the Alaska showdown between Trump and Putin, the spectacle masks a perilous Russian gambit—one so costly and brittle it risks cracking under the weight of its own ambitions
As Iran redefines deterrence and deepens covert ties with Moscow, a discreet visit signals more than tactical alignment—it unveils the anatomy of a strategic counter-offensive forged far from Western eyes and ears
A ghost fleet now roams the seas—unregulated, uninsured, and unstoppable. This report dives into the shadowy logistics of oil sanctions evasion—and the surprising complicity of global maritime powers
Europe’s strategic dilemmas stem not from short-term crises, but from long-term shifts in power—Russia’s resurgence, Germany’s centrality, and waning U.S. hegemony—forcing the continent to redefine its geopolitical identity and future