Navigating the New Cold War: NATO’s Strategic Roadmap
The NATO Heads of State and Government met in Vilnius on July 11 and 12, 2023, to discuss the future
Germany Embraces NATO, China Remains a Partner, Competitor
Germany has found a new role in NATO’s new 4,400-page defense plan which was agreed in Vilnius two days ago.
South Korea’s Yoon walking a political tightrope amid
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has been navigating an increasingly challenging political world lately as he tries to calm growing
Remembering the Srebrenica Genocide: Truth, Denial, and the
The genocide in Srebrenica, which occurred on July 11, 1995, serves as a sombre reminder of one of the worst
Russia, GCC countries highlight commitment to enhancing cooperation
A joint Gulf Cooperation Council – Russia statement released on Monday highlighted the growing focus of the Gulf states and
Ukraine pessimistic about joining alliance as NATO meeting
With NATO leaders set to assemble on Tuesday in the Lithuanian capital, Vilnius, war-ravaged Ukraine is increasingly pessimistic about taking
De-dollarisation Movement: South Asia’s growing reliance on Chinese
While the US dollar has long been the primary global currency for energy trading, the war in Ukraine has brought
Bosnia and Herzegovina Where Energy Resources Are Tools
In recent years, the geopolitical landscape of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been marked by a tussle for energy, power and
The word ‘Global South’ is not geographical –
Is ‘Global South’ the same as ‘Third World’ or ‘Developing Countries’? What does the word mean and why has it
Geopolitical resource competition: Energy transition success
Climate change has become humanity’s biggest problem in the past decade. The energy transition has garnered global attention to address
