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Regulatory Superpower: A Move Forward or Admitted Competitiveness Defeat? A Vision From the Global South
The EU increasingly embraces its role as a “regulatory superpower,” exporting rules where it struggles to compete in innovation and economic dynamism. Yet regulation without competitiveness or moral authority risks exposing Europe’s decline—economically overshadowed, geopolitically dependent, and morally discredited by Gaza.
A Bridge to Influence: Washington's Quiet Return to Central Asia
In a quiet but calculated pivot, the United States is setting its sights on Central Asia once again—not just to loosen Russia’s stranglehold on global oil, but also to redraw the strategic map linking East and West.
Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit 2025: China Consolidates Its Position as a Global Leader
At the close of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit held in Tianjin on 31 August–1 September 2025, the shapes of multipolar order were evident.
