Fragmented Alliances and Emerging Realities in the Middle East
The Middle East has entered one of its most volatile periods in recent decades. The war in Gaza has reshaped
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Month: November 2025
Why Eurasia’s “New Order” Risks Repackaging Old Illusions
It has become fashionable to claim that the contemporary world is too fragmented to reproduce any historical model of order.
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Trump, the US Foreign Policy and the Future of the Venezuela Crisis
The geopolitical climate of the Americas has entered a tense and unpredictable phase as rival visions for regional order collide
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China’s Quiet Patience in Afghanistan
Since the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan in 2021, the world has struggled to understand how major powers would
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The Future of War in an AI Driven World
The world has witnessed numerous conflicts and wars over the last century, and the very concept of warfare has continuously
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The new path for Syria
It has been less than a year since Bashar al-Assad fled Damascus, marking the end of one of the Middle
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Canada between the great powers
It would have seemed implausible not long ago, the leaders of Canada and China standing together, pledging to rebuild ties
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Why the Arctic is the World’s Most Dangerous New Geopolitical Arena
I remember the Arctic as a place of almost mythical, unyielding ice, a frozen shield separating the great powers. That
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Power, Knowledge, and the Human Condition: Revisiting Foucault in the Age of Technics
Power relations, sources of power, relations between knowledge and power have dominating role in Michel Foucalt’s philosophy. However, Foucault’s philosophy
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Venezuela’s Military Mobilization: A Response to U.S. Power Projection in the Caribbean
Venezuela has announced what officials describe as a “massive mobilization” of military personnel, equipment, and weapons in response to a
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