#Geopolitics

Secretary Rubio's Munich speech reveals Trump administration's contradictory approach: criticizing allies while seeking dialogue with adversaries Russia and China.

Kyiv's mayor admits Ukraine's survival remains uncertain as Western support wavers and war fatigue spreads. What does this candid assessment reveal about the conflict's trajectory?

At 34, Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen firmly rejected Trump's acquisition attempts at Munich Security Conference. What's really at stake in the Arctic's geopolitical transformation?

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz outlines a new strategy for navigating an era where power trumps rules. How Europe plans to preserve freedom in a zero-sum world.

Bangladesh Nationalist Party wins decisive election victory, putting Tarique Rahman on track to become PM. Analysis of regional implications and India's strategic concerns.

As Trump dismantles the US-led order Putin long opposed, Russia finds itself weaker than ever in the multipolar world it championed. The irony of getting what you wish for.

While publicly supporting Iranian protesters, Musk's X appears to be profiting from Iranian government officials through premium subscriptions, potentially violating US sanctions.

Taiwan's President Lai warns China would target Japan and Philippines next if it annexes Taiwan. Beijing erupts, but the real question is whether this domino theory holds water in 2026.

Analysts predict Taiwan will be the most contentious issue when Trump meets Xi Jinping within two months, overshadowing trade disputes as the primary source of US-China tension.

As climate change opens Arctic shipping routes, China sees opportunity in the 'Polar Silk Road.' But geopolitical realities may prove harder to navigate than melting ice.

Alibaba fund CEO believes Chinese AI companies can succeed globally despite geopolitical tensions. Product fit trumps politics in consumer AI race

South Korea's intelligence agency officially assesses that Kim Jong-un's daughter Kim Ju-ae is being groomed as his successor, marking a potential shift in North Korean power dynamics.