How Türkiye Will Benefit from the Trump Doctrine
On February 28, 2025, in a broadcast watched around the world, President Donald J. Trump unintentionally launched the policy of the Trump Doctrine. In what was supposed to be a photo opportunity,...
View ArticleGeometries of Chaos: America’s Future in World Politics
“Where does one go from a world of insanity? Somewhere on the other side of despair.” –T.S. Eliot, The Family Reunion (1939) Normally, geometry and chaos are mutually exclusive. Still, when applied to...
View ArticleFrom SpaceX to the White House: A Techno-Realist Perspective on Elon Musk’s...
Following the inauguration of Donald Trump as President of the United States, a new approach emerged in integrating technology business leaders into government decision-making. Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla...
View ArticleTransition from Passive to Proactive Diplomacy: Japan’s Strategic Partnership...
Since the end of World War II, Japan has carried out a passive diplomacy strategy on the international stage, this is due to its desire to focus on developing the country first. The increasingly rapid...
View ArticleMyanmar in the Context of the Trump-Vance’s “Conservative Crusade”
The new administration of the recently elected US President Donald Trump is breaking taboos and stereotypes almost every day. At the stage of the election campaign, it might have seemed that Trump was...
View ArticleTrump Speaks to Congress and Bullies Democrats
This year’s presidential State of the Union address given to Congress reminded some of a kindergarten class in so many ways. Earlier Zelenskyy had a public spat with Trump, voices raised to the...
View ArticlePakistan and Azerbaijan: Strengthening Bilateral Cooperation
Pakistan and Azerbaijan have recently signed multiple agreements and Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) to enhance bilateral cooperation in various sectors, notably trade and energy. These hallmark...
View ArticleThe delicate thread to peace: Can US-Russia Negotiations End the Ukraine...
After a series of high-stakes diplomatic engagements, significant developments have unfolded in efforts to resolve the Ukraine conflict. In Saudi Arabia, a United States (US) delegation led by...
View ArticleRethinking American Foreign Policy Toward Eritrea: The Need for Nuance
The Horn of Africa, a region marked by persistent instability and complex challenges, plays a critical role in international trade and security. Geostrategically, it has become a focal point for great...
View ArticleTrump’s Trade War is an Opportunity for Iran
Trump has made many grand promises: annexing Greenland to the United States, making Canada the 51st state, bringing the Panama Canal under American control, peacefully relocating two million people of...
View ArticleAI Governance and Ethics: Lessons from the U.S. Visa Revocation Policy
The recent policy shift by the United States in utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) to identify and revoke visas of foreign students allegedly supporting Hamas raises significant questions about AI...
View ArticleHow America’s changing Ukraine Policy Could Reshape Europe’s Future
The United States has played a pivotal role in supporting Ukraine since Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022. From military aid packages to diplomatic backing, Washington’s commitment has been...
View ArticleHistory “will not look kindly” on Donald Trump: Interview with Cynthia Ní...
Cynthia Ní Mhurchú , a Renew Europe MEP, was speaking in the wake of a turbulent first few weeks in office for the U.S president. The Irish politician is critical of President Trump who is currently at...
View ArticleWas October 7 Avoidable?
A day after October 7, Eurasia Group’s Ian Bremmer said that the “massive attacks by Hamas leadership into Israel … is no less than Israel’s 9/11.” By contrast, in the same interview for CNBC, I said...
View ArticleCracks in the Façade
International voices have been pressing such concern about how populations in disputed regions are being treated at the recent session of the UN Human Rights Council. The UN’s high-ranking official of...
View ArticleTrump Tariffs: To be, or not to be
President Trump’s second-term mandate was more decisive, and experts rightly believed the next four years would be unprecedented in American history and eventually in the current world order. But the...
View ArticleThe development in China’s Foreing Policy
On March 7, 2025, during the third session of the 14th National People’s Congress (China’s parliament) Wang Yi, a member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, and Minister of Foreign...
View ArticleWashington, Tehran, and Iran’s “Second Class Citizens”
The Iranian government is well-known for its repressive policies against its population, best exemplified by the state’s violent response to the nationwide protests after the death of Mahsa Amini....
View ArticleJD Vance Defined America’s AI Opportunity
US Vice President JD Vance addressed the leaders and delegates of the AI Summit in Paris. France’s President Macron took the leadership initiative in continuing the momentum pioneered by the United...
View ArticleGaza Blockade: A Critical Review of Violations of International Humanitarian Law
The ongoing blockade of Gaza, imposed by Israel, has led to one of the most severe humanitarian crises in modern history. While Israeli authorities justify this measure as a security precaution,...
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