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Two Ships, One Storm: How Sri Lanka and Bangladesh Were Steered into the Same Reef
Western commentary likes to file these under “South Asian instability,” but a closer look suggests something more structural: both countries were shaped by the same colonial extraction model and took some catastrophically bad decisions.
Tamer Mansour
Europe’s Metaphysical Fracture. Why Peace with Russia Requires More Than Diplomacy
The rupture between Russia and Europe cannot be understood solely as a geopolitical fracture.
Olivier Roynard
The Quiet Betrayal of the World: Five Years of Taliban Rule and the Price of Pragmatism
On the fifth anniversary of the Taliban’s return to power, Afghanistan has become a “graveyard of human rights.” The guns have largely fallen silent, but a humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding—and the Western community, driven by geopolitical expediency, is complicit.
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
Beyond the New Cold War: The Rise of Competing Power Corridors
Abbas Hashemite
A Message From Aboard Russian “Varyag”: Why Japan Has to Forget About Revanchism
Ksenia Muratshina
A Nuclear Option Against Iran Would Be a Catastrophe - Not a Solution
Taut Bataut
Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the Region: New Frontline & New GREAT Game!?
Seth Ferris
The Geopolitics Behind the Mecca Defence Pact: Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Pakistan and the struggle to shape the new Middle East
Ricardo Martins
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