Negotiating on the Edge: Iran, the US, and Global Stability
The idea of a “Round Two” in Iran–United States negotiations is less a formal diplomatic phase and more a reflection
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Global Markets
The US Demanded That The Europeans Accelerate Their Transition To “NATO 3.0”
This might be the US’ final warning before it takes drastic action to punish those who continue to reject Trump’s
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Economic Nationalism & Supply Chains: Strategy Beyond Efficiency
Economic nationalism has resurfaced as a defining logic of current international relations, not as an exception. The formerly rejected notion
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Iran–United States Crisis: Ceasefire, Stalemate, and the Uncertain Path to Peace
The recent talks between United States and Iran held in Pakistan have ended without any concrete outcome, pushing the situation
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From Hormuz to the Indian Ocean: How a Narrow Strait is Expanding a Global Crisis
As tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalate, global trade and energy systems are once again on the verge of
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The EU’s €90 Billion Loan To Ukraine Is Meant To Buy Time For The Democrats To Return
The bloc’s unstated goal is to perpetuate the conflict till at least 2029 in the hope that the Democrats will
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War Profits: Who Gains from Conflict?
From Iraq to the Iran-Israel conflict a lot of money has been spent on war. We are talking about trillions
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What’s At Stake In The “Battle For Hungary”?
The Hungarian people have the greatest stakes since they’ll be the ones who’ll live with the consequences. Sunday’s parliamentary elections
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A Country Very Hard to Be Understood
Pakistan is not an easy country to explain. It is a place of contradictions, emotions, and paradoxes where logic often
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Serbia Thwarted A Major Ukrainian Terrorist Attack Against Hungary
It was aimed at meddling in next Sunday’s parliamentary elections in order to help depose Orban. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced that
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