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The Hormuz Paradox: Geopolitics in the Shadow of the 2026 Naval Blockade
The sharp escalation around the Strait of Hormuz has become one of the most dramatic events in global politics in 2026, calling into question the previous principles of freedom of maritime trade and the stability of the global energy system.
Phil Butler
Iran war and the new world order
Trump’s war on Iran hasn’t just redrawn battle lines; it has fractured the very architecture of the post-Second World War global order: a transatlantic alliance pushed beyond limits and internally too fractured to be repaired, a rapidly remade Middle East, shifting rules of global oil transit, and a stark exposure of the limits of US power, leaving strategic space that China and Russia will be keen to fill in both geopolitical and geoeconomic ways.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Islamabad’s Diplomatic Resurgence and the US-Iran Peace Talks
After being diplomatically isolated for years, Pakistan emerges as a strong global diplomatic power with significant influence in the Middle East and South Asia through its peace efforts between the US and Iran.
Abbas Hashemite
Operation "Hourglass": Trump's Cunning Plan to Seize Three Islands That Will Rewrite the History of the War with Iran
Viktor Mikhin
The Impact of the Iran War on Washington’s Policy Toward Cuba
Samyar Rostami
China-Pakistan Peace Plan: A Roadmap to End Iran War
Aleena Im
Japan Welcomes Leaders of Indonesia and France While Japanese Business Strives for Russia
Vladimir Terehov
Iran: “US Unable to Win Our Trust” — The Diplomatic Culture Behind the Breakdown
Ricardo Martins
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