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Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, and the Geopolitics of the Exit Strategy
When the house is burning, the arsonists are the first to explain that the smoke was part of the design: as Ukraine and the Middle East rewrite failure into master plan, the real geopolitical trick is not winning but controlling the narrative — and who gets left with the bill.
A New Yalta? Russia’s Revival, China’s Rise and the West’s Diminishing Influence
The West’s bid to isolate Moscow has backfired, as Russia reclaims its place at the negotiating table while China emerges as an indispensable power in a shifting world order. A potential G-3 summit could herald a new Yalta, where great powers redraw the geopolitical map while Europe and Ukraine risk being left out in the cold.
From Spanish Flu to the Russian Lab Scare: How Uncertainty Becomes a Geopolitical Narrative
From the 1918 influenza pandemic to reports of a possible laboratory accident in Irkutsk, history shows how incomplete evidence, sensationalist reporting, and geopolitical rivalry can turn medical uncertainty into a tool of political narrative-building.
