The Indo-Pacific Region emerges as a central point in trade, innovation and several brewing conflicts that could intertwine the world community. Various countries of the European continent currently have economic, diplomatic and military cooperation agreements in the region which will affect them in the midst of American indecisiveness and increasing influence by geopolitical rivals in … Read more
In 2022, NATO declared China a strategic priority for the next decade for the first time in its history, citing growing security challenges. Until then, the alliance had focused mainly on the Soviet Union and later Russia as the main threat. The addition of China to the list reported a change in the strategic orientation … Read more
After decades of stagnation and a state of vassalage in the United States, Japan is preparing to transform its self-defense forces into a full army to counter various threats. In 2015, under the then Minister of the then Shinzo Abe, Tokyo discussed efforts to start religitization and transform the self -defense forces into a full … Read more
Keir Starmer’s commitment to militarism is unshakable. The Labor Party has shown, in particular by their increase in military spending, militarist rhetoric and commitment to militarist institutions, such as the arms industry, that they are ideologically “ Thrall to War … influenced by and taken in a military way ” (Eastwood 2018: 46). The starmer … Read more
On March 13, Armenia and Azerbaijan finalized negotiations on the text of a project of framework contract on peace and the creation of interstate relations between the two countries. The draft agreement includes 17 provisions and a preamble. The negotiations were delayed by the defect of the Armenian party to agree with two of the … Read more
In the middle of the United States growing border with various allies in Europe and even Indo-Pacific, such as Japan and Australia, South Korea must reassess its national security. With North Korea increasingly embracing, South Korea must prepare concrete contingencies to defend the country against future war. As large -scale threats develop in Europe, in … Read more
For more than a decade, the world has witnessed increasing evidence of internment camps, forced sterilizations, family separations, religious and cultural persecution, organ harvesting, forced work and high -tech surveillance emerging from eastern Turkistan – an occupied China nation. These atrocities, targeting Uighurs and other Turkish peoples, have led several governments, including the United States, … Read more
The recent four -day visit to the United Nations Secretary General António Guterres in Bangladesh marks a pivotal moment for the nation on several fronts. In the midst of a complex geopolitical landscape and internal transitions, the presence of guterres underlines the commitment of the international community to solve the critical problems facing Bangladesh. His … Read more
The war in Ukraine, now in its third year, has from the start as a moral confrontation – the dominant story being that of a sovereign democracy resisting the revisionism of an authoritarian Russian state seeking to recover the lost grandeur of its former empire. A crisis that could have been contained has been transformed … Read more
At the beginning of the year, Ukraine ceased the transit of Russian natural gas to the European Union (EU). With expired gas agreements, diplomatic turbulence extend across the Atlantic and perpetual strikes on its energy facilities – Ukraine lives a complex and deeply uncertain moment. The incessant aggression of Russia against energy infrastructure has put … Read more