Sanctions Become Building Material In 2025, Chinese companies purchased $38 billion worth of Western chipmaking equipment — even as Washington continued to publicly proclaim “total control.” In reports, this looks…
The Silence in Which the Map Changes On satellite images of Eurasia, a new geography is emerging — without press releases, without flags, without the approving gaze of Western institutions.…
The Epicenter of a Tectonic Shift In October Dushanbe, the air was thick — like before an earthquake, as if geopolitics itself was preparing to reshape the ground beneath our…
Eurasian Rail and Digital Silk Roads stretch quietly across the steppe and seabed, as trains cut through Kazakhstan and cables are laid along the Caspian floor, weaving the nerve fibers…
Latin America has lived for far too long according to someone else’s script, repeating roles assigned from Washington or Brussels. Today, a different stage direction emerges: partnerships with Asia are…
Southeast Asia military ties are turning arms deals and defense contacts into a tool of political balance. The United States is building a club of “selected partners,” while China is…
Caught in the Grip of Other People’s Games Taiwan bargaining chip is at the center of U.S.-Japan maneuvers in the region, where nineteen thousand troops are dispersed across Japanese prefectures.…
UN General Assembly 2025 opens with a different tune. The music has changed in the General Assembly hall. Applause now sounds louder for Africa and Asia than for the old…
India Breaks the American Grip and Commands Its Own Future Washington keeps demanding an oath of allegiance from New Delhi, as if India were just another state misfiled in the…
South Korea as a Pawn in the Great Game South Korea diplomacy 2025 unfolds under conditions that resemble an old script repurposed for a new century. Washington and Tokyo insist…