Browsing: Opinions

By Muhammad Asif Noor  The world’s monetary order is changing through decisions that appear technical but are deeply political. The…

By  Alfredo Toro Hardy   The last eight decades have brought fundamental changes both for the West and for China. Actually,…

By Alberto Cossu The Middle East has entered a phase in which strategic competition is no longer confined to land…

By Sumanta Khatiwara and Priyangshu Chakraborty The international system is fast transforming into a multipolar, contested and institutionally fragmented world,…

By Marco Mizzau  Kazakhstan is usually described through what lies beneath its territory: uranium, critical minerals, rare earths, oil and…

By Muhammad Asif Noor  Europe’s automotive crisis is usually told as a story of Chinese electric vehicles arriving faster, cheaper…

By  Alfredo Toro Hardy The notion of hegemony is directly linked to the acceptance by a substantial part of the…

By Fernando Figueiredo  On 25 August, CIA Director John Ratcliffe travelled to Moscow on an unannounced trip — the first…

By Sayed Mohammad Ali Sayedhanaee The Missing Variable in Coercive Strategy The central question in the current U.S.-Iran confrontation is…

By Muhammad Asif Noor  A food crisis can be traded long before it becomes visible in empty markets. The world…

By Nazia Sheikh The nuclear debate has gained renewed attention in Japan as it commemorated the 81st anniversary of the…

By Fernando Figueiredo  There are discreet ways of telling an alliance that it is no longer unconditional. One of them…