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Who’s Really Making the Call on Asia Express?
Analysis of Thailand’s proposed Kra Land Bridge, exploring how it could reshape Indo-Pacific trade, alter strategic leverage, and intensify U.S.–China competition. By Lily Ong. (07/09/2026)
Child Displacement in War: What Operation Pedro Pan and Ukraine Youth Displacement Reveal About the ICC
Author compares Operation Pedro Pan and the deportation of Ukrainian children, questioning whether the ICC can effectively protect vulnerable populations without meaningful enforcement powers. By Ally Shallal. (07/08/2026)
When Intelligence Becomes the Environment
Poetic analysis arguing that AI’s greatest impact will come as intelligence becomes embedded in public systems, reshaping cities, governance, and everyday life through responsive, accountable. By Jiayu Li. (07/08/2026)
Britain Is Returning to Europe Through Security
Analysis of post-Brexit UK–EU relations, arguing that shared security challenges are driving a pragmatic renewal of cooperation despite enduring political divisions. By Ioannis Geronimakis. (07/07/2026)
Al–Ni–Ni: Desert Rose Railroad
The Trans-Saharan Railway Corridor (Algeria–Niger–Nigeria): A Strategic Connectivity and Continental Integration Proposal. By Prof. Giuliano Luongo. (07/07/2026)
India's Nuclear Shift Raises New Risks in South Asia
Analysis of India’s evolving nuclear posture, examining how greater operational readiness may intensify strategic competition, heighten miscalculation risks, and challenge stability across South Asia. By Sarina Tareen. (07/06/2026)
Deployed Nuclear Warheads: A Cold War Style Debate Quietly Opening in South Asia
Author explores India’s reported deployment of nuclear warheads, warning that a shift toward higher operational readiness could intensify strategic competition and increase nuclear risks across South Asia. By Muhtasim Afridi. (07/06/2026)
The Brexit Curse: Why Britain Cannot Keep a Prime Minister
Analysis arguing that Brexit fundamentally reshaped Britain’s politics, fueling economic strain, party fragmentation, and an era of persistent leadership instability. By Vikas Bhardwaj. (07/06/2026)
The Brexit Curse: Why Britain Cannot Keep a Prime Minister
analysis arguing that Brexit fundamentally reshaped Britain’s politics, fueling economic strain, party fragmentation, and an era of persistent leadership instability.
Can the American Dream Endure?
Author presents reflective examination of the American Dream, arguing that the nation’s enduring strength lies in its resilience, capacity for renewal, and commitment to liberty, opportunity, and self-correction. By Lily Ong. (07/06/2026)
The Current Iran-US Peace Talks Ending the Four-Month War: What Next?
Timeline and analystis of Iran-US Peace talks. By Dr. Sohail Mahmood. (07/05/2026)
Morocco's Atlantic Moment
Examining Morocco's transformation from Mediterranean transhipment hub to architect of Africa's western gatewayBy Dr. Amina Argillander. (07/03/2026)
The Last Frontier of Humanity Is the Human Mind
Author argues the Twenty-First Century Is the Age of Brainism.
AI as a Double-Edged Sword: Empowering Non-State Actors and Shaping Pakistan’s Foreign Policy
Author argues AI is a "double-edged sword" for Pakistan, a middle power operating within a dangerous nuclear dyad with various regional rivalries.
Why Russia Is Not Saudi Arabia: How Sanctions Have Amplified the Strategic Impact of Ukraine's Drone Campaign
Article examines how Western sanctions have shaped Russia's ability to absorb and recover from repeated Ukrainian drone strikes on critical energy infrastructure. By Dr. Vikas Bhardwaj. (07/01/2026
Eurasian Gateway Network:Attainable?
A GAFG Policy/Position Paper. By Alice Ferrari. (06/30/2026)
National Cooperative Capitalism: A New Revision of Capitalism for the Twenty-First Century
Author argues for “National Cooperative Capitalism,” a system where government support for strategic companies is exchanged for public equity so citizens share in the gains, risks, and ownership of major national industries. By Fumihiko Takeda. (07/02/2026)
America First, Israel Second?
How the Islamabad MOU laid bare the limits of Netanyahu's America. By Dr. Vikas Bhardwaj . (06/29/2026)
The Geography of Power: Straits as the Arteries of Global Trade
Author how strategic maritime chokepoints remain indispensable to global trade, arguing that geography continues to underpin economic security despite the rise of the digital economy. By Kamakshi Kamat. (06/28/2026)
The Convergence Nobody Wanted
What Iran's bombardment of the Gulf actually bought Israel, writes Dr. Aaron T. Walter. (06/27/2026)
The War Comes Home at the Pump
Author analyzes how conflict with Iran drives fuel inflation at home, arguing that geopolitical escalation imposes rising economic costs on American households and workers. By Ervin Hoskins
The Road to Safety: A Human-Centered Approach to AI and What Global AI Governance Could Look Like
Is the threat of AI real? Author calls for a multi-stakeholder, global AI governance regime to be established. By Nathalie Balabhadra. (06/26/2026)
Socioeconomic Equality vs. Billionaire Wealth: Should We Ban the Super-Rich for the Greater Good?
Paper examines whether accumulating billionaire wealth should be controlled. By Kemeng Yao. 06/26/2024
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Europe and China: partners and rivals on the world scene, who will drive global growth in the future?
Authors examine the structural strengths and challenges of both economies, the growing trade imbalances between them, and the increasing strategic competition in sectors such as electric vehicles, semiconductors, batteries, and clean energy. By Muhammad Adan Nisar and Muhammad Haris. (06/25/2026)
After the Model Race: Why AI’s Next Frontier Is Physical Execution
Poetic analysis arguing that AI’s next competitive frontier lies in embodied intelligence, where real-world deployment across infrastructure, logistics, and public systems will define lasting technological leadership. By Jiayu Li. (06/25/2026)
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