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Is America’s Military Shield Over Europe Coming to an End?

For more than seven decades, American troops stationed across Europe have symbolized Washington's commitment to NATO and the continent's security. From Germany and Italy...

Iran’s Middle East Attacks Trigger New Gulf Alliance as UAE, Kuwait and Bahrain Unite

Iran's latest military campaign across the Middle East has done more than intensify tensions with the United States and Israel. It has fundamentally altered...

The Rise of the China-Russia Information Axis: A Research Analysis

The geopolitical rivalry of the twenty-first century is being fought not only through military deployments, economic sanctions, and technological competition but also through strategic...

Is the Transatlantic Alliance Entering an Era of Economic Confrontation?

Just as Washington and Brussels were attempting to prevent a wider trade confrontation, the European Commission imposed an €890 million ($1 billion) fine on...

Is China’s State Media Using ASEAN to Push Its South China Sea Narrative?

The latest Global Times article argues that the Philippines deliberately provoked a confrontation at Ren'ai Jiao (Second Thomas Shoal) to "hijack" the ASEAN Foreign...

Is Russia Secretly Attacking Europe Online? France’s Explosive Move Shakes Moscow

Europe's confrontation with Russia is no longer confined to the battlefields of Ukraine or the sanctions imposed on the Kremlin. It has increasingly expanded...

Why the Baltic States Are Challenging Russia—and What It Means for Europe

The decision by Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia to simultaneously summon Russian diplomatic representatives over what they described as false Kremlin allegations marks more than...