Trinidad and Tobago – A Nation Hollowed Out by Design
Anyone who picked up the Trinidad & Tobago Express on Friday, April 5, 1968 would have been horrified by a…
US-Iran Ceasefire: An Indian Assessment of the Final Nail in Unipolarity’s Coffin
On 7 April 2026, forty days into the most consequential military confrontation the Persian Gulf had witnessed since the Iran-Iraq…
Why the U.S. Must Exit the Iran War
The United States’ continued military engagement in Iran is not simply a tactical miscalculation. It is a profound strategic error…
Algorithmic Hubris and the Collapse of Strategic Imagination in the 2026 West Asian War
On 28 February 2026, an AI – enabled strike eliminated Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and senior command officials…
The End of Aid as Charity
Under the current Donald Trump administration, the United States is not merely cutting foreign aid or trimming its contributions to…
The Fault Lines That End Modern Wars
People frequently assume that the wars are won or lost on the battlefield. Armies advance, enemies retreat, and one side…
Closing the Strait of Hormuz: A Dangerous Necessity or a Strategic Illusion?
ROME: Few waterways carry as much geopolitical weight as the Strait of Hormuz. A narrow maritime corridor linking the Persian…
Europe in America’s Shadow: The European Union’s Strategic Dilemma in Contemporary Global Conflicts
The present international system is experiencing a high degree of geopolitical instability and major conflicts have been the war between…
When Allies Sit Out : NATO’s Refusal Is a Test of American Leadership, Not Its Limits
There’s a certain melodrama in the way observers have reacted to NATO’s refusal to join the United States in its…
The Strait of Hormuz: Why the World Cannot Afford Iranian Control
Few waterways embody the fragility of global order as starkly as the Strait of Hormuz. At its narrowest, just 21…
