#Geopolitics

Traditional US allies hit by Trump's tariffs and Greenland threats are resetting relations with China. Xi Jinping has hosted 5 Western leaders in just 28 days this year.

From Iran's internet blackout to Ukraine's cyber warfare, conflicts are dismantling tech ecosystems and triggering mass brain drain across startup hubs worldwide.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will unveil nuclear force expansion plans at an upcoming party congress, following a missile test attended by his daughter Kim Ju Ae.

Trump expresses satisfaction as Syrian forces advance against US-backed Kurds, while Assad's successor heads to Moscow. A dramatic shift in Middle East alliances unfolds.

North Korea's leader promises to unveil enhanced nuclear deterrent strategies at the first Workers' Party congress in five years, following a missile test he says will cause 'excruciating mental agony' to enemies.

China may be hoarding far more gold than disclosed while dumping US Treasuries, reshaping the global financial order as gold hits record highs above $5,000.

China's top general Zhang Youxia was purged despite being Xi's closest military ally. This removal of dissenting voices could reshape Taiwan invasion calculations.

Chinese mining giant CMOC takes control of three Brazilian gold mines worth $1 billion as gold hits record highs. What does this mean for global resource competition?

Chinese firms control operations at 115 ports globally, raising questions about economic leverage and geopolitical risks in international trade routes.

BRICS conducted its first military exercise, but founding member India's absence reveals internal tensions between China-India rivalry and US pressure in the emerging multipolar order.

Indonesia's $8.1 billion Rafale purchase signals a strategic shift toward defense diversification, balancing between superpowers while maintaining non-aligned foreign policy in an increasingly polarized world.

USS Cincinnati becomes first American naval vessel to dock at Cambodia's Ream Naval Base, built with Chinese funding. A diplomatic breakthrough or strategic hedging?