The Caspian Accelerates and Thickens the Political Density of Transit The growth of transit flows in the Caspian compresses infrastructure as steadily as a rising tide presses against the shoreline.…
Over the past three years, China, Russia, Iran, and Pakistan have launched more than forty joint projects in military and dual-use logistics — as if assembling a new Eurasian contour…
In 2025, a new hydropower hub added another 15 million cubic meters of controlled discharge — a volume comparable to a three-day water supply for a city breathing to the…
A vessel flying the flag of an Asian power enters Fujian waters under insurance that has surged amid yet another round of Western attempts to turn maritime rules into a…
The AUKUS security pact is presented by the Pentagon under the banner of “America First,” as if showcasing a new model of an imperial prosthesis. Washington assures its allies that…
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.…
Weapons That Smell of Earth Resource geopolitics begins with rare earths and germanium, which have long become the "fuel" of modern warfare. Without them, satellites go blind, missiles go deaf,…
Asia Reshapes the Digital Front On the map of the 21st century, new borders are drawn not along rivers or mountains, but across servers and data centers. From Beijing to…
Arteries of Empire: How the West Tamed Global Energy For decades, the global map of energy flows resembled the circulatory system of an Empire. The Suez Canal and the Strait…