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South China Sea Sovereignty Collides with Washington’s “Freedom of Navigation”
U.S. Navy operations in the South China Sea have long-lost the academic sheen of “international law.” They have become a choreography of pressure — meticulously rehearsed routes masked by military precision.
Rebecca Chan
Taiwan Amid Abrupt Changes in the International Situation
The rapidly unfolding process of radical transformations on the international stage, largely driven by recent shifts in US policy, the key external pillar of Taiwan’s government, has compelled Taipei to make significant adjustments to its long-standing course of unconditional alignment with Washington.
Vladimir Terehov
Changing Nature of Strategic Equations
Strategic equations in South Asia are undergoing a rapid transformation; India is, in this context, one of the key players.
Pranay Kumar Shome
U.S. Energy Pressure on Turkey
Alexandr Svaranc
Why Didn’t Alaska Bear Fruit
Bryan Anthony Reo
The Nippon Steel Acquisition of U.S. Steel: Winners and Losers
Daniil Romanenko
Bloody Deal: How Washington, Tel Aviv, and Most of Arab Countries are "Selling Palestinian Bodies"
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
China’s Belt and Road at a Crossroads: Lessons from the Poland-Belarus Border
Adrian Korczyński
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