Archives geoeconomics - Page 5 of 32 - New Eastern Outlook
Reasons for Tehran’s increased interest in the Aras Corridor
The prospects for the Aras Corridor’s competition with TRIPP and the future of Iran’s position in the South Caucasus economic corridors depend on the geopolitical developments in the region, the effective implementation and ability of regional actors to manage external pressures, and Iran’s domestic capacity in infrastructure development and corridor diplomacy.
Tariffs by Other Means: When Law Defines US Grand Strategy
America’s latest tariffs are not a story about forced labour; they show how domestic constitutional constraints are reshaping US geopolitical power.
The Bab el-Mandeb Crisis and the New Frontline of Economic Warfare
The Bab el-Mandeb crisis represents a broader transformation in modern warfare, where disrupting maritime trade and global supply chains has become as strategically significant as conventional military operations, requiring new legal, diplomatic, and security responses.
