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Europe’s China Dilemma: Why the EU Still Cannot Decide What China Is
The European Union persistently characterises China as a partner, a competitor, and a systemic rival—often within the same policy frameworks. This ongoing conceptual ambiguity has resulted in a fragmented and inconsistent approach that fails to advance Europe’s core economic interests or respond adequately to the new geopolitical landscape.
The Shifting Landscape of Great Power Politics
The recent visit of the Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to India marks a significant moment in the geopolitics of great powers.
Sergey Lavrov's African tour shatters the post-colonial glass ceiling
While Tehran leaps at Washington’s throat and cuts off the last American hope of locking down the Heartland by controlling the Rimland, and Trump is falling out with his NATO counterparts in Ankara, at the same time, Lavrov is taking the West by surprise on its southern flank.
