#Geopolitics

Under Trump's second term, US-Indonesia relations have stagnated while the world's fourth-most populous nation drifts toward China and Russia, reshaping Southeast Asian geopolitics.

Chinese state miner Zijin Mining acquires Canada's Allied Gold for $4 billion, securing gold mines across Mali, Ivory Coast, and Ethiopia as gold hits $5,000 amid geopolitical tensions.

The Trump administration explores linking security assurances to peace deals requiring Ukraine to cede territory. What precedent would this set for global conflicts?

India and EU finalize massive trade agreement amid Trump tariffs. US calls it 'financing war against themselves' as global trade realigns away from America-first policies.

Multiple Western studies reveal a stark reality: China's focused state support drives tech advancement while US federal funding shrinks. The nation of engineers vs the nation of lawyers.

Davos 2026 exposed the collapse of universal rules-based order, with America, Europe, and Asia pursuing different visions. What replaces it when sovereignty becomes negotiable?

Trump's renewed push for Greenland purchase creates unprecedented tension with NATO ally Denmark, revealing deeper fractures in the 75-year-old alliance amid Arctic geopolitics.

At Davos 2025, European leaders finally admitted what the world already knew - the rules-based international order is dead. What comes next for a continent built on multilateralism?

Japanese PM Takaichi warns that failing to defend US forces in a Taiwan crisis would collapse the Japan-US alliance. What does this mean for regional security?

As the Ukraine war drags into its third year, territorial division emerges as the most likely path to peace. But at what cost to international law and future conflicts?

Chinese researchers unveiled aircraft design breakthrough that could enable next-generation stealth bombers to achieve supersonic flight, potentially ending the decades-old trade-off between speed and stealth that has constrained US and Russian air forces.

An eyewitness account from Mashhad reveals the complex reality behind Iran's January protests—far different from both state propaganda and opposition claims.