Will Digital Currency Ever Replace Conventional Money?
Digital currency won’t replace cash but complement it, creating a dual system where digital money boosts efficiency and cash preserves trust, stability, and accessibility.
Category: Europe & Eurasia
The European and Eurasian continent is in a state of change. Geostrategic and Geopolitical variables mark the region’s need to constantly examine and analyze diverse situations.
The Blue Peace Doctrine: An Architecture of Power and Cooperation
The Blue Peace Doctrine offers a strategic framework for stability in the Eastern Mediterranean, blending power projection, regional cooperation, and geoeconomic influence. It frames the maritime domain as a key energy and trade corridor linking Europe, the Middle East, and...
Europe on thin ice: EU-Turkey collaboration in defense and security
Amid Russian aggression and a fragile transatlantic alliance, Turkey emerges as a potential defense and security partner for Europe. However, significant obstacles render cooperation problematic.
Somaliland and the Greek–Israeli Geometry of Power
The Eastern Mediterranean, Red Sea, Arabian Sea, and Indian Ocean are merging into a unified strategic space shaped by contested maritime corridors. The Red Sea and India–Middle East–Europe Corridors are defining regional order, linking trade, infrastructure, and power projection. Greece’s...
Round 2 on Iran’s possible regime change?
Iran’s January crisis reflects not a protest cycle but a systemic legitimacy breakdown, where economic collapse, repression, and elite stagnation converge to reshape the country’s political trajectory.
Venezuela and the Legalnomics of Force; Europe at a Crossroads
The U.S. capture of Venezuela’s Maduro forces Europe to confront the cost of legal inconsistency amid geopolitical, economic, and technological competition.
Ongoing War: Strategic Balance, Negotiation Dynamics, and Near‑Term Futures in Ukraine and Russia war.
The war in Ukraine is best understood as a long contest of attrition. Four strategic clocks—battlefield, industrial, coalition politics, and Russian regime stability—continue to run simultaneously, making rapid resolution unlikely. The most probable outcome for 2026–2028 is a prolonged stalemate.
Ukraine Doesn’t Need a Perfect Peace. It Needs This One.
While the impulse to reject the current peace proposal is understandable on moral grounds, as it can be viewed as rewarding Russian aggression, taking this deal now is the only rational choice. Every day of delay makes the eventual outcome...
A Radical Shift in US National Security Strategy
In the latest National Security Strategy document, the US government delineates new priorities in global politics and postulates a paradigm shift in Washington’s foreign policy.
The Dawn of Strategic Alignment: The 10th Greece–Cyprus–Israel Trilateral Meeting
The 10th Greece–Cyprus–Israel trilateral signals a shift from partnership to strategic alignment, strengthening security cooperation, energy connectivity, and resilience across the Eastern Mediterranean.
