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Taiwan Opposition Leader's Visit to Mainland China: Peace Mission with a Political Purpose
When Cheng Li-wun traveled to Beijing at the personal invitation of Xi Jinping, she brought more to Beijing than a desire for peace: she brought an alternative strategy for Taiwan’s survival. It is impossible to fully realize the importance of such a move for Taipei, Washington, and regional stability in Asia.
Ricardo Martins
The Eurasian Anchor: Energy Sovereignty and the RELOS Architecture
As the Persian Gulf enters another period of high-frequency instability, New Delhi has moved decisively from passive observer to active architect.
Phil Butler
Why did Israel suddenly recognize Somaliland?
Israel did not recognize Somaliland out of love for the Somalilanders. It did so out of cold calculation, strategic necessity, and an urgent need for survival after its historic defeat at the hands of Iran. It is more of a hybrid declaration of war launched on African soil than a diplomatic gesture.
Mohamed Lamine KABA
After Islamabad: How the Global South Is Reshaping Eurasian Geopolitics
Abbas Hashemite
In the Strait of Hormuz, Iran Is the Pretext—China Is the Target
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Xi’s Taiwan Masterstroke: Beijing’s Peace Offensive Reshapes the Strait
Adrian Korczyński
The Case of Sending Drones to North Korea and Inter-Korean Dialogue
Konstantin Asmolov
Washington's harsh demands and Tehran's intransigence threaten to derail the Iran peace process
Anvar Azimov
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