Building the Gulf’s missing collective Air Defense Shield
Gulf states own advanced defenses, but fragmented command and warning networks prevent them from turning national arsenals into credible collective deterrence.
Category: Energy Security
In this great geostrategic reset, we need to commit and affirm to our energy resources through security, supply and demand; to conform with sustainability resources, which we examine.
United States-Iran: Escalation, Deterrence and Strategic Outlook
A strategic assessment of the evolving United States–Iran confrontation, examining operational dynamics, escalation scenarios and implications for regional and international security.
South Caucasus Energy and Europe’s Strategic Redundancy after Hormuz
Europe should turn interest in South Caucasus energy corridors into practical and financial support, strengthening strategic redundancy after Hormuz.
Global Economics and Strategic Fragmentation
Global economics is increasingly shaped by geopolitical fragmentation, technological competition, and strategic insecurity. States now prioritize resilience, security, and adaptability over unrestricted globalization.
Road Freight and the Future of Middle Eastern Transit Corridors
Middle East economies depend heavily on road freight for food, medicine, and goods amid maritime disruptions. Key inland corridors and bypass projects offer partial resilience against Hormuz and Red Sea risks redundancy after Hormuz.
Europe Needs to Make Its Black Sea Strategy Work
Europe now has a Black Sea strategy, but it must integrate transport, customs, energy, and digital links to make the corridor function in practice.
From Hormuz to Suez: Middle Eastern Sea Lanes
Despite contributing less than 3% of global GDP, Middle Eastern economies handle around 20% of seaborne trade, sitting at the crossroads of Asia-Europe-Africa routes as key energy exporters. Critical chokepoints include Hormuz, Suez Canal, Bab al-Mandeb, Turkish Straits, and the...
Greek-Israeli Brigade: Opportunity and Challenge
The proposed Greek-Israeli-Cypriot brigade marks a significant step in Eastern Mediterranean security cooperation, linking military, energy, and strategic interests. Aligned with the “Blue Peace” doctrine, it seeks to promote stability and counter regional revisionism. Success hinges on Greece’s political will,...
The 62nd Edition of the Munich Security Conference: Convergence and Participation
An analysis of the 62nd Munich Security Conference, where Strategy International advances strategic convergence and coordinated action, dialogue, high-level engagement, governance and foresight through practical, actionable outcomes and new partnerships.
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...
