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Toward a new, necessary security architecture in the Islamic world
World
Toward a new, necessary security architecture in the Islamic world
March 30, 2026

The emerging configuration does not present itself as a replica of NATO. On the contrary, it is characterized by a high degree of flexibility and the absence of formal collective defense obligations.

The Iran-U.S.-UAE-Pakistan riddle
March 27, 2026

What’s in effect now is the rewriting of the global operating system. And the new OS runs on petroyuan.

The Iran-U.S.-UAE-Pakistan riddle
Security
Closed borders: Which countries require visas from almost everyone?
INFOGRAPHICS
Closed borders: Which countries require visas from almost everyone?
March 12, 2026

While some nations open their doors wide, others remain firmly closed. This infographic identifies the world’s least accessible countries – destinations that grant visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to the fewest passports globally.

U.S. ‘lets’ India buy Russian oil after iran Attack
March 9, 2026

Recent statements suggest the U.S. has more control over India’s energy policy than have been previously acknowledged, reports Betwa Sharma.

U.S. ‘lets’ India buy Russian oil after iran Attack
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Cosa succede tra Pakistan e Afghanistan?
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Cosa succede tra Pakistan e Afghanistan?
March 7, 2026

L’attacco pakistano alle principali città afghane nella notte di venerdì 27 febbraio segna un punto di svolta nell’ormai protratto conflitto di frontiera tra i due Paesi. Cerchiamo di comprendere le ragioni di questo nuovo fronte di guerra in Asia meridionale.

Why Bangladesh rejected Islamist rule
February 18, 2026

The first free election in Bangladesh in years saw the Islamists, courted by the U.S., losing to the secular Bangladesh National Party, reports Betwa Sharma.

Why Bangladesh rejected Islamist rule
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La reorganización del mundo
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La reorganización del mundo
February 9, 2026

El mundo está cambiando muy rápidamente. El año 2026 puede verse marcado por el regreso a la división en zonas de influencia y el fin de los imperios coloniales. Pero veremos sobre todo el regreso al derecho internacional frente a las reglas que hasta ahora conocíamos. Sólo quienes sean capaces de entender esos cambios y de adaptarse rápidamente podrán seguir desarrollándose.

The global mobility gap: The world’s least powerful passports
February 2, 2026

While citizens of top-ranked nations enjoy visa-free access to nearly 200 destinations, the reality is starkly different for holders of the world’s weakest passports. This infographic, based on the latest Henley Passport Index, reveals the ten countries whose travel documents grant the least freedom of movement, often limiting holders to fewer than 50 visa-free destinations and highlighting a profound global inequality in the right to travel.

The global mobility gap: The world’s least powerful passports
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