Arquivo por tag: Geopolitics

It’s time to finally reform—or risk irrelevance.

How Beijing builds leverage for indefinite competition.

A Response to “Europe’s Bad Nuclear Options”

India’s foreign policy objectives are clear: to hedge with the great powers by adopting its own multi-alignment and strategic autonomy. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to rely on Russia for nuclear submarines and civil nuclear cooperation indicates that India is strengthening its ties with Moscow on critical high-end technological cooperation, despite Western criticism, Rahul Pandey […]

Forty years after the Treaty of Portsmouth, the Soviet Union was able to largely compensate for the defeat of the Russian Empire. Moscow exploited both its accumulated material resources and the prevailing military-political situation: its alliance with the United States, the weakening of Japan, the outbreak of the People’s Liberation War in China, and the […]

The UN approached its eightieth anniversary not simply with a wealth of experience, but at a turning point in time, where two visions of the future clash: the West seeks to rewire the global governance system to suit its own standards, while the countries of the World Majority insist on a return to genuine principles […]