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Russia-Ukraine War May 'Grind On for Another 12 to 18 Months,' Analysis Suggests
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Russia-Ukraine War May 'Grind On for Another 12 to 18 Months,' Analysis Suggests

A new forecast indicates the Russia-Ukraine war could continue for another 12 to 18 months. The conflict has evolved into a war of attrition, with a military stalemate fueling projections of a long-term conflict.

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Haneul Kim
Russia Strikes Ukraine's Power Grid as Tensions Flare Across Middle East
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Russia Strikes Ukraine's Power Grid as Tensions Flare Across Middle East

Russia has launched a deadly attack on Ukraine's energy grid, while a fragile truce holds in Syria and violence escalates in the West Bank. An analysis of the world's major conflict flashpoints.

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Haneul Kim
US Allies' Confidence Crumbles: Poll Shows Trump's America Seen as a 'Negative Force'
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US Allies' Confidence Crumbles: Poll Shows Trump's America Seen as a 'Negative Force'

A new POLITICO-Public First poll shows a dramatic shift in perception among key U.S. allies like Canada, Germany, and France, who now view America as an unreliable and negative global force under President Trump.

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Haneul Kim
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Thailand Strikes Defiant Tone as ASEAN Convenes to End Cambodia Border War
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Thailand Strikes Defiant Tone as ASEAN Convenes to End Cambodia Border War

As ASEAN foreign ministers meet to mediate the deadly Thailand-Cambodia border conflict, Thailand's government remains defiant, resisting foreign pressure amid domestic political calculations.

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Haneul Kim
America's Global Stance on Trial: Is 'America First' Weakening the United States?
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America's Global Stance on Trial: Is 'America First' Weakening the United States?

Amid fierce debate over 'America First,' US foreign policy is at a critical juncture. An analysis of the multifaceted challenges, from tensions with China to evolving alliances.

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Haneul Kim
Global Geopolitical Fractures: Gaza, Ukraine, and the Unraveling Threads of Stability
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Global Geopolitical Fractures: Gaza, Ukraine, and the Unraveling Threads of Stability

Analyze geopolitical fault lines from Gaza's humanitarian crisis to Ukraine's war, exploring global stability, polarization, and impacts on business and policy.

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Haneul Kim
Stalemate Diplomacy: How a Two-Year Aid Package Is Forcing a New Endgame in Ukraine
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Stalemate Diplomacy: How a Two-Year Aid Package Is Forcing a New Endgame in Ukraine

Analysis: A massive new EU aid package and a US policy shift signal the Ukraine war is entering a new phase focused on a negotiated settlement, not total victory.

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Haneul Kim
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The New Arsenal: How Economic Warfare and Tech Blockades Are Redefining Global Conflict
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The New Arsenal: How Economic Warfare and Tech Blockades Are Redefining Global Conflict

Analysis of how economic warfare, from Russian asset freezes to the struggles of Gaza's tech sector, is shaping a new era of geopolitical conflict.

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Haneul Kim
The Miami Gambit: Why the Next Phase of Middle East Diplomacy Is Happening in Florida
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The Miami Gambit: Why the Next Phase of Middle East Diplomacy Is Happening in Florida

US-led talks on the Gaza deal move to Miami, involving Qatar, Egypt, and Turkiye. PRISM analyzes the geopolitical and economic implications of this tactical shift.

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Haneul Kim
The Scapegoat Strategy: How Global Leaders Weaponize Division for Power
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The Scapegoat Strategy: How Global Leaders Weaponize Division for Power

From Ukraine to Venezuela, leaders are increasingly using scapegoating to justify conflict and deflect blame. A PRISM analysis of the growing global risk.

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Haneul Kim
China's Bid for Global Leadership Has a Software Problem
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China's Bid for Global Leadership Has a Software Problem

As the US rethinks its global role, China sees a leadership vacuum. But top advisors admit its bid is failing to win 'hearts and minds.' An analysis.

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