#geopolitics

Samuel Huntington's clash of civilizations theory dominated post-9/11 thinking, but 30 years later, reality tells a different story about global conflicts.

US builds new alliance across Eurasia through Board of Peace initiative, targeting middle powers caught between China and Russia. What's at stake?

The 30-year liberal world order that shaped global markets is crumbling. From trade wars to supply chain nationalism, explore how geopolitical shifts are reshaping investment strategies and economic power.

Unpredictable US policies drive middle powers to form independent alliances. Investors are betting big on this shift. What's really happening?

Oil prices surge on US-Iran tensions and India's growing demand. What this means for consumers, businesses, and global markets.

With nuclear arms control treaties collapsing, researchers propose using AI-powered satellites to monitor the world's weapons. But can machines replace human trust?

People are wagering $155 million on whether the U.S. will attack Iran. As prediction markets turn war into profit, 87% of users lose money. Who really wins this dangerous game?

Chinese FDI to North America plummeted from 27% to 2.6% in a decade as geopolitical tensions reshape global investment flows toward Asia, Middle East, and Africa.

While America dominates the Western Hemisphere completely, China and Russia struggle to control even their own neighborhoods. The world has just one true sphere of influence.

Human Rights Watch warns that US, China, and Russia share a common interest in dismantling the global rules-based order, calling on middle powers to step up.

The New START treaty's expiration removes the last nuclear weapons limit between the US and Russia, potentially triggering a new arms race as China rapidly expands its nuclear arsenal. What comes next in global nuclear security?

From Russia's Ukraine invasion to Trump's Greenland threats, overt geopolitics is back. China emerges as an unlikely defender of multilateralism while spheres of influence return.