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[EXPERT OPINIONS]Let’s start from a premise that should be completely obvious from… by Giuseppe Gagliano
Let’s start from a premise that should be completely obvious from a strategic point of view: any maritime strategy, whether the English one – from the eighteenth century to the Second World War – or the American one, is necessarily a long-term strategy and therefore requires long-term investments by looking where it is possible to …
[EXPERT OPINIONS] Binarization of World Politics and a Third way by Anis H. Bajrektarevic
As the present world order weakens, the mega confrontations have appeared more likely: The Sino-American relations are increasingly adversarial, with escalating frictions over trade, advanced technology, human rights, and global strategic influence.
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- America Can Do Good—and Do WellThe strategic logic of foreign aid.
- The Paradox of Dollar DominanceHow Technology Is—and Isn’t—Changing the Global Economy
- A New Kind of Foreign AgentHow AI is reshaping influence operations in America.
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- The Arab Spring: What Actually Changed?Fifteen years ago, protests erupted across the Middle East and North Africa as people took to the streets, demonstrating their dissatisfaction with the existing political systems and demanding regime change in what became known as the Arab Spring. Researchers and international observers expressed optimism and praised its transformative potential. However, what followed was far from […]
- The SCO After the Anniversary Summit: An Agenda of Opportunities and ConstraintsThe anniversary summit in Bishkek proved to be one of the most substantive in the history of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO). The organisation gained new security institutions, an updated Charter, and an expanded economic agenda. The primary task now is implementation. The role the SCO will play in Eurasia in the coming years depends […]
- Connected Without Being Entrapped: Pakistan’s Middle East DilemmaFor Pakistan, the question is not whether it should involve itself in the Middle East. Energy dependence, remittances, geography, defence relationships and domestic security have largely made that decision for it. Nor is neutrality, in its older sense, entirely available. The harder question is whether Pakistan can remain connected without becoming entrapped, Javairyah Aatif writes.
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