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Global Economics and Strategic Fragmentation

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.

09/06/2026

Road Freight and the Future of Middle Eastern Transit Corridors

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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.

03/06/2026

Europe Needs to Make Its Black Sea Strategy Work

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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.

22/05/2026

Mirror, Mirror at War: When Intelligence Agencies Mistake Themselves for the Enemy

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Mirror, Mirror at War: When Intelligence Agencies Mistake Themselves for the Enemy

Western intelligence agencies systematically attribute adversary vulnerabilities they simultaneously share, driven by three structural incentives: narrative pressure, accountability asymmetry, and confirmation cascades, with five recent cases proving the pattern.

15/05/2026

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Victory Without Culmination

Israel and U.S. face the risk of strategic overreach if they cannot convert military gains into political outcomes.

13/05/2026

Naval Blockade vs Maritime Interdiction Operations

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Naval Blockade vs Maritime Interdiction Operations

The legal and strategic significance of distinguishing naval blockades from Maritime Interdiction Operations targeting Iran, emphasizing implications for maritime security, navigation rights, and international law.

08/05/2026

Uzbekistan Matters More Than It Used To, Including to Europe

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Uzbekistan Matters More Than It Used To, Including to Europe

Uzbekistan is becoming central to Central Asia’s self-reorganization, corridor politics, and external competition, requiring Europe to treat it as a strategic political node.

30/04/2026

Fury and Folly: Asia Faces Consequences of American Strategic Distraction

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Fury and Folly: Asia Faces Consequences of American Strategic Distraction

Operation Epic Fury is diverting attention and resources away from the Indo-Pacific and undermining U.S. reliability as a security partner, potentially accelerating regional arms competition.

24/04/2026

A Practical South Caucasus Peace Strategy for the EU

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A Practical South Caucasus Peace Strategy for the EU

The EU should help consolidate Armenia-Azerbaijan peace through practical regional support, not lead it, while deepening ties with both states and containing external spoilers.

21/04/2026

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Political Islam and the Future of NATO

Political Islam has failed to replace the former Soviet Union as the unifying force for NATO countries. The Alliance will probably never be the same as it was.

16/04/2026

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