Can The Eurasian Charter Of Diversity And Multipolarity Accelerate The Global Systemic Transition? By Andrew Korybko The Charter mustn’t go the way of BRICS and SCO statements by becoming purely superficial. Belarus and Russia jointly launched the process of drafting the… Read More ›
Italy’s Arctic Ambitions Could Backfire Amid US-Russia Rivalry By Uriel Araujo Rome’s push into the Arctic promises new trade opportunities but risks worsening tensions with Moscow while exposing divisions within NATO. Washington’s own Greenland ambitions add another complication to Italy’s northern… Read More ›
Japan’s Militarization: How Washington’s China Containment Strategy Risks A Regional Crisis By Uriel Araujo US-backed Japanese militarization is intensifying the rivalry with Beijing. The struggle over the first island chain exposes the limits of Washington’s containment strategy and the risks of… Read More ›
Ukraine Expands Minority Rights Under EU Pressure, But Russians Remain Excluded By Uriel Araujo Zelensky’s new education law expands minority rights as Ukraine seeks EU membership. Yet Russian speakers receive no comparable concessions – the civil rights issue and Kiev’s far-right… Read More ›
Finland And Norway Just Broke European NATO’s Diplomatic Isolation Of Russia By Andrew Korybko This development is incredibly important since it could set into motion a sequence of US-mediated events for alleviating military-security tensions between E-NATO and Russia after the end… Read More ›
Lula’s Miracle Comeback: Could Trump Use The Controversy Against Brazil? By Uriel Araujo Lula’s dramatic comeback against Flavio Bolsonaro has triggered unproven fraud allegations, judicial controversy and a possible legitimacy crisis. Washington’s hesitation to recognize the result raises questions about Trump’s… Read More ›
Beyond NATO: Turkey Builds A New Defence Network Across Eurasia By Uriel Araujo Turkey’s latest defence agreement with Qatar, Pakistan and Indonesia could reshape military cooperation across Eurasia. Its implications extend beyond NATO, potentially impacting Russia’s regional influence, China’s strategic interests… Read More ›
A New Great Game In Eurasia? Rubio Faces A Geopolitical Reality Check By Uriel Araujo Washington is seeking influence over Eurasia’s strategic trade corridors, from Central Asia to Turkey and Greece. Rubio’s visit exposes both the ambitions and contradictions of Trump’s… Read More ›
From Oil Dispute To Military Clash? Falklands Tensions Put US-UK Relations To The Test By Uriel Araujo British military drills and a bitter oil dispute have reignited Falklands tensions, raising questions about a new conflict and Washington’s role. Tensions between Argentina… Read More ›
Why Iran Should Join The International Islamic Commission For 9/11 Justice An Open Letter from Captain Dan Hanley, Retired United Airlines Pilot and Executive Director of the International Islamic Commission for 9/11 Justice, to the President and Foreign Minister of… Read More ›