The Right to Be Simulated: Digital Twins and the Rise of Geo-Algorithmic Inequality
Climate resilience strategies, investment flows, and urban development plans are all increasingly shaped by living models of the real world.
Opinion – Gendered Exclusion: Rethinking Taiwan’s Marginalisation
A gendered lens reveals that Taiwan’s exclusion from multilateral institutions is not a passive condition but an active structuring of inequality.
Political Conclusions of the 2025 BRICS Summit
BRICS faces a significant challenge from rising international tensions and only time will tell whether the expanded grouping can overcome such difficulties.
Israel, Iran and the New Middle Eastern Chessboard
The June 2025 confrontation reveals fundamental shifts in regional power dynamics that challenge established assumptions about strategic strength and deterrence.
Confucius Institutes in Argentina and China’s Soft Power Strategy
The Argentine experience demonstrates how academic institutions can domesticate soft power initiatives, reshaping them through their own values and legal traditions.
China’s Global Hegemony Strategy
In China’s vision of the future, hegemony will be achieved not only through military bases and alliances, but also through control of norms and algorithms.
The Limits of Israel’s Degradation Strategy Against Iran’s Network State
Iran’s system is not a command-and-control state but a strategic web that is hard to map, harder to break, and built for survival.
Beyond Superpowers: Forging a Resilient Future for East Africa Through Diversified Partnerships
USAID’s suspension is a catalyst for strategic realignment, indicating that the era of reliance on superpower patronage is over.
Opinion – Argentina’s Javier Milei Shows his Teeth
How Milei would behave in an environment of greater freedom of action than he now enjoys is an open question.
Sovereignty Performed, Regionalism Denied: What the Thai-Cambodian Clash Reveals
If ASEAN cannot act when its own members threaten regional peace, it risks becoming irrelevant.
