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When Information is no Longer Enough: Intelligence and the Degradation of Strategic Truth

“The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, but the illusion of knowledge.”— Daniel J. Boorstin By Major General (Two Stars) (retd) Corneliu Pivariu In the...

Global Tensions and the Strait of Hormuz Crisis: A Geostrategic Analysis

By Qazi Zaheer Ahmad The Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical maritime chokepoints, has once again become the focal point of global...

The Geopolitics of the Cross: Why Washington is Dismantling Faith-Driven Diplomacy Just as China Embraces It

By Stephanos A. Peppas In the quiet corridors of the United Front Work Department in Beijing, a new tactical manual is being written. After decades...

Escalating Middle East Conflict and Its Global Geostrategic Implications

By Qazi Zaheer Ahmad The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has intensified significantly, creating a dangerous humanitarian, military, and economic situation across the region....

The Iranian Crisis and the Reconfiguration of the Global Balance

or the End of the Geopolitical Illusions of the Post–Cold War World "Crises do not create new realities; they reveal those that already existed."— inspired...

Realism’s Path to Peace: Beyond the War in Ukraine 

Possible scenarios and hope for Europe By Ján Figel It is logical and painfully visible that to start was is always easier and faster that to...

BRINK Quartet-the Chinese icebreaker for a new world order

                                                                                               By Eljanos Kasaj The BRINK Quartet is a recent academic term used to denote a grouping of countries that represent a diverse geographic distribution,...

From the Persian Gulf to the Black Sea: The New Geopolitical Arc of the 21st Century

Energy, geography and great-power competition in the formation of a new strategic axis between the Middle East and Eastern Europe "Who controls the Rimland dominates...

Iran’s Multiethnic Structure and Its Geopolitical Fault Lines

The Kurdish Question and the Role of Ethnic Minorities in the Stability of the Iranian Regime “State borders are drawn on maps, but the real...

De-Globalization and the New Logic of Global Economic Growth

By  Kung Chan and Li Xiaofeng In recent years, major economies around the world have faced mounting development challenges. Although U.S. economic growth in the...

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