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A New Yalta? Russia’s Revival, China’s Rise and the West’s Diminishing Influence

The West’s bid to isolate Moscow has backfired, as Russia reclaims its place at the negotiating table while China emerges as an indispensable power in a shifting world order. A potential G-3 summit could herald a new Yalta, where great powers redraw the geopolitical map while Europe and Ukraine risk …

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No Permanent Allies: Pakistan and the Politics of National Interest

In a world of shifting alliances, Pakistan must balance strategic partnerships with national interests — and the key question is whether the Makkah Pact will become a tool of strategic autonomy or another form of dependence. In recent years, the world has seen an unprecedented shift in global alliances. According …

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The Great Theft of African History: Trophies or Evidence in Western Museums?

While the West persists in describing Africa as a continent without memory, its own museums are overflowing with artifacts, religious relics, and human remains confiscated from African rulers to mask the barbarity of a predatory colonization.For decades, as consciousness has been evolving in Africa, European intellectual arrogance has crumbled in …

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Gulf gas projects defy Iran war spending pressures

Gulf countries are doubling down on domestic natural gas investment as the US-Iran war sharpens their focus on energy security and reducing their reliance on imports. Large scale projects worth around $50 billion have been signed off in states including Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE so far this year. …

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The Geopolitics Of The Persian Gulf And War With Iran – Analysis

Key Takeaways: The article frames the US-Iran conflict since 1979 as a geopolitical struggle for control of Persian Gulf oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, rooted in a longer history of Persian resistance to external powers and intensified by the post-1979 theocratic regime’s rejection of the US-led security order. …

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The Dark Ocean Equation: Structuring A Hybrid Undersea Naval Force – Analysis

Key Takeaways: The article argues that high-endurance extra-large uncrewed underwater vehicles (XLUUVs) can disperse risk and perform persistent ISR, mine countermeasures, anti-submarine warfare, and other missions at lower cost than crewed submarines, while acting as force multipliers alongside traditional undersea platforms. Technological advances in endurance, quieting, and autonomy are enabling …

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Russian gas returns, not Europe’s autonomy

On October 17, the New York Times revealed the central element of the US plan for Ukraine: Europe should resume the purchase of Russian gas. The newspaper calls the proposal likely to upset years of American energy policy. For a century, Washington had been fighting this German-Russian junction, and this …

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La liberté en Amérique

En août 1971, Lewis Powell a adressé à la Chambre de commerce des États-Unis une note intitulée « Attaque contre le système de libre entreprise américain ». La Chambre l’a diffusée auprès de ses membres. Powell a appelé le monde des entreprises américaines à s’organiser, à financer et à planifier …

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