One Month After Maduro’s Capture: The Stability That Wasn’t Supposed to Happen
It was exactly one month ago that Nicolás Maduro, along with his wife, Cilia Flores, was taken into U.S. custody…
Europe’s Anti-Coercion Moment
A diplomatic and economic crisis emerged in early 2026, which caused major changes to the global political structure because President…
America’s Fragile Global Leadership
The United States upholds its position of power through a vital yet delicate framework, which supports that international security is…
Venezuela’s oil is no longer about supply and Europe risks being sidelined.
Venezuelan oil is returning to the centre of global energy politics, but not in the way markets once expected. What…
US Sanctions: A tool of selective leverage or principled restraint?
Sanctions on paper are not sanctions in practice. Technology equipment continues to flow into China and Russia through third-party countries…
Erosion of Confidence: What the 2025 Elections Reveal About American Governance
The 2025 United States general elections delivered important political information which surpasses their role in deciding specific races. Off-year elections…
Sanctions and signals: US Republican lawmakers renew focus on CCP’s forensic police institute
In an assertive move that underscores the persistent strain in U.S.-China relations, a bicameral group of Republican lawmakers introduced legislation…
Unauthorised entry and National Security the rising concerns about Chinese migration
The dramatic surge in Chinese nationals attempting to enter the United States illegally has exposed a complex and potentially dangerous…
The Digital Dystopia of Pakistan’s X Ban and the US Election Circus
In the labyrinthine digital freedom, Pakistan finds itself trapped in a grotesque dance of digital censorship and electoral drama, where…
U.S. Lawmakers, Scholars Denounce Chinese Communist Propaganda in American University Texts
The presence of CCP-backed content in American universities raises questions about academic freedom, transparency, and the long-term impact on students’ perceptions of China.
