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The SCO’s financial security system and the Eurasian drive
World
The SCO’s financial security system and the Eurasian drive
August 18, 2026

If the SCO Development Bank can become what it is capable of being, it will not simply finance roads, but rather guard a route.

From the silent decline of the dollar to the rise of the BRICS+ financial system
August 17, 2026

Ahead of the New Delhi summit to be held in September, let’s take stock of the progress of the BRICS+ strategy.

From the silent decline of the dollar to the rise of the BRICS+ financial system
World
Japan’s fury over Kuril Islands forgets the cost of its imperialist aggression
Editorial
Japan’s fury over Kuril Islands forgets the cost of its imperialist aggression
August 14, 2026

Russia has legal rights to the Far-Eastern archipelago known as the Kuril Islands, following the defeat of Japanese fascist aggression in World War Two.

The synthesis of regional conflicts into WWIII has begun
July 28, 2026

With Iran’s missiles now targeting UK bases, regional wars are synthesizing into one nuclear-risky world war.

The synthesis of regional conflicts into WWIII has begun
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The war’s back is broken
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The war’s back is broken
July 28, 2026

The U.S. ultimately will have to capitulate, with the result that Iran becomes a regional power.

Exclusive: Iran – Pakistan, what is really happening in the diplomatic front
July 22, 2026

The Bab al-Mandab is not closed. It is loaded.

Exclusive: Iran – Pakistan, what is really happening in the diplomatic front
World
Technological sovereignty as a geopolitical category
World
Technological sovereignty as a geopolitical category
July 21, 2026

Even superpowers depend on global supply chains. The real prize? Setting the rules others follow.

The near future of Cyprus, the disputed hub of the Eastern Mediterranean
July 8, 2026

Until the EU is able to translate its ambition into coordinated capabilities, Cyprus will remain what it is today: a European territory de iure, an Atlantic instrument de facto, and a permanent fault line along Turkey’s southern border.

The near future of Cyprus, the disputed hub of the Eastern Mediterranean
World
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