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The forum held in the Moscow region consolidated Russia as an articulator of an alternative conversation on international security, with the majority world at the center of the debate.
Read articleVladimir Putin's visit to Beijing confirmed that China wants to manage rivalry with the United States without abandoning its strategic partnership with Russia. That combination helps explain the new global balance.
Read articleThe visit to Beijing did not resolve the structural competition between Washington and China. It showed instead that the most important relationship in the international system needs management channels even while technology, trade, security, and global legitimacy remain contested.
Read articleThe Moon has returned to the center of international politics. The question is no longer only who arrives first, but who stays, builds infrastructure, secures strategic positions, and helps define the rules of the future space economy.
Read articleArtificial intelligence may be a real technological revolution and, at the same time, generate a partial market bubble. The question is not whether AI matters, but how much of current value already depends on excessively perfect expectations.
Read articleChina exports surpluses, the United States absorbs global savings through debt, and Wall Street captures a meaningful share of international liquidity. The question is how long this model can hold.
Read articleThe BRICS debate no longer revolves only around currencies or institutional representation. The new question is who controls the technological nodes shaping the next phase of global power.
Read articleGlobal trade fragmentation does not imply total deglobalization. It implies a more political geography of trade, where Latin America can gain relevance if it avoids a purely extractive insertion.
Read articleEurasia can no longer be read only through the lens of conflict. It must also be analyzed as a logistical, energy, and political space undergoing reordering.
Read articleCorridors, ports, straits, and energy terminals form a single strategic geography. Whoever reduces logistical friction gains political room.
Read articleThe Arctic is becoming a zone of simultaneous competition in energy, trade, military affairs, and science. That overlap explains its growing relevance.
Read articleAsia is no longer only the world's factory. It is also a laboratory of standards, industrial coordination, and digital infrastructure with global impact.
Read articleAfrica has become indispensable for critical minerals, corridors, and future demand. The challenge is turning that centrality into indigenous industrial capacity.
Read articleU.S. industrial policy is no longer a parenthesis. It is becoming the economic grammar of a new phase of systemic competition.
Read articleSpeaking of a post-oil order does not mean oil is losing relevance. It means the region is trying to diversify its power before the market changes completely.
Read articleInfrastructure is not neutral. In Eurasia, every corridor reorganizes costs, dependencies, and alliances with effects that go well beyond trade.
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