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What Victory Looks Like
14+ hour, 2+ min ago (194+ words) The era of the “limited war” is a Western fantasy. Faced with an existential proxy assault, Russia cannot afford half-measures. The Fantasy of “Limited War” What follows is not a plea for peace. It is a cold, hard look at…...
Atoms for Influence: Why the US-Saudi Nuclear Deal Could Destabilize the Middle East
16+ hour, 31+ min ago (113+ words) The US–Saudi nuclear deal risks prioritizing Washington’s strategic influence and commercial interests over strict non-proliferation safeguards, potentially creating a latent Saudi nuclear capability and triggering a wider regional arms race. The genie must not be let out of the…...
The Pasdaran and the Houthis join forces to jointly humiliate America
19+ hour, 32+ min ago (315+ words) Since 1945, American foreign policy has obeyed a systemic invariant: maintaining the world in a state of structural vassalage. This Pax Americana, which is nothing more than a myth shrouded in economic violence and military coercion, is crumbling. Two fleets, one…...
The Impact of the Iranian Factor on the Stability and Development Prospects of BRICS
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (180+ words) It is not only the Iranian factor which determines the prospects of BRICS; however, the current situation surrounding the Islamic Republic of Iran can, without exaggeration, be regarded as a genuine stress test for this format of cooperation. Iran as…...
The Bab el-Mandeb Crisis and the New Frontline of Economic Warfare
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (87+ words) The Bab el-Mandeb crisis represents a broader transformation in modern warfare, where disrupting maritime trade and global supply chains has become as strategically significant as conventional military operations, requiring new legal, diplomatic, and security responses. From Battlefields to Shipping Lanes…...
Pyongyang and Beijing Deepen Cooperation
1+ day, 23+ hour ago (691+ words) One of the outcomes of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to the DPRK was the decision to hold celebratory events to mark the 65th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty on Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance between the DPRK and…...
The Gulf’s Energy Security Is Under Fire: What Comes Next?
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (109+ words) Iran’s strikes have exposed the Gulf’s energy security as a strategic Achilles’ heel, while the US-Iran confrontation is turning the region into a wider battlefield. As American protection increasingly carries the risk of regional blowback, the Gulf states face a…...
From Ally to Problem: How the 2026 Middle East Crisis Is Reshaping the U.S. Alliance and the Fate of the Persian Gulf
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (499+ words) The Islamabad Pause, Not Peace Strategic Divergence: Washington Wants Out, Tel Aviv Wants to Finish the Job The central theme running through all analytical coverage of this period is the fundamental disconnect between U.S. and Israeli endgames. As analyses from global…...
Can the European Parliament Repair Europe’s Broken China Policy?
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (528+ words) As EU-China relations sink into mistrust, the European Parliament is attempting to reopen a political channel with Beijing. The question is whether Europe can move beyond bloc confrontation and recognize that engagement with China is not a concession but a…...
Australia’s China Debate: Public Opinion Moves Faster Than Government Policy
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (193+ words) The Lowy Institute Poll 2026 provides clear evidence of shifting attitudes. Sixty-one percent of Australians now view China primarily as an economic partner rather than a security threat. A Public Turning Pragmatic Economic Reality vs. Strategic Posture This approach is becoming…...