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UAE’s OPEC Exit Is No Cartel Killer—It’s a Calculated Power Shift
The United Arab Emirates’ decision to leave OPEC has sparked intense debate about the future of the global oil market and the stability of collective production management.
Kazan as a Strategic Interface in a Fragmenting Global Order
Amidst growing global disorder and a lack of central power, the Kazan Forum’s increasing significance reflects the rise of Russia’s diplomatic outreach.
Afghanistan: America's Other Ongoing Proxy War
The development of Afghanistan’s mineral resources has become the center of an information and geopolitical struggle where economic projects intersect with security issues, propaganda, and great-power rivalry.
