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…
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…
The Suva Outcomes Turn Bureaucratic Pages into a Political Mirror On August 14, 2025, the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat in Suva, Fiji, hosted the annual gathering of foreign ministers from…
The Mirage of Pax Americana The South China Sea clashes 2025 strip the last veil from Washington’s mythology. What parades as “order” is little more than the scattered footprints of…
A century ago the British flag hung over harbors from Hong Kong to Singapore. Today the same flag reappears on the horizon, not as a force of command but as…
The silence of the ocean is deceptive. It carries centuries of memory, and sometimes it carries revolutions. A meeting hall in Honiara can alter the map more than a fleet…
The China 80th anniversary Victory parade in Beijing collides deliberately with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Tianjin, fusing war memory with diplomacy in a single stroke of political theater.…