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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Britain’s Balancing Act in Ukraine
The ongoing war in Ukraine has not only reshaped the security architecture of Eastern Europe but also redefined the geopolitical
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Putin and Tokayev Reaffirm Strategic Partnership Amid Shifting Regional Dynamics
In a meeting at the Kremlin on November 11, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev reaffirmed the
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The End of “the End of History”
In the heady, triumphalist atmosphere following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Francis Fukuyama’s 1992 thesis, The End of History
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Nation-States or Religious Blocs? Rethinking Identity and Power in the Middle East
Yesterday, I came across a post on X claiming that the West is pursuing a new project aimed at replacing
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Why Sanctions Won’t Break Russia’s Will in the Ukraine War
Donald Trump has declared courageously that he can end the Russia-Ukraine war in 50 days. This was an ultimatum covered
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The Rise of Türkiye’s Neo-Ottoman Vision: A Journey to Dominance
In the early 2000s, I remember how Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s Islamist-rooted speeches mesmerized the public in Türkiye. He spoke not
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