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How Alleged Chinese Radar Installations in Cuba Bring Back Memories of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis
By Lohanna Reis
Four strategic sites of potential Chinese espionage which monitor US military activities were identified in Cuba; The discovery revives memories of the...
Connecting the Baltics to the Rest of the European Union By Rail | The Geopolitical Importance of the “Rail Baltic”
By Lohanna Reis
The Rail Baltic aims to connect the Baltic countries to main Europe by train, improving mobility in the region; This project also...
Future Conflict Between India and China? What is the “Chicken’s Neck”, the Most Vulnerable Region in India that China is Eyeing (Siliguri Corridor)
By Lohanna Reis
This corridor is crucial for the transport of goods and people, as well as being vital for India's national security; China has...
Who Are the CRINK – The Countries That Form the New “Axis of Evil” in the World and What They Want
By Rodrigo G de Souza
The resurgence of the "Axis of Evil" concept is used by political figures and analysts in the US; The collaboration between these...
“Unit 731” | The History of the Imperial Japanese Army’s Terrible Chemical and Biological Weapons Development Unit During World War II
By Lohanna Reis
The search for knowledge and power gave rise to the creation of a program that used humans as guinea pigs; The brutal...
What is the Eurasian Economic Union, the “European Union of Former Soviet Countries”
By Lohanna Reis
The Eurasian Economic Union, created for economic and political collaboration, is being driven predominantly by Russian interests; Internal challenges, such as Russia's...
How the Use of Drones in the Ukraine War Bolstered the United States’ “Replicator” Program
By Rodrigo G de Souza
Low-cost drones are a strategic option that provides advantages to countries in conflict that have fewer resources. The efficient use of Ukrainian...
How France Is Taking Revenge on Moscow for Russian Meddling in Its Former African Colonies
By Rodrigo G de Souza
Challenging traditional French hegemony, Russia approached former African colonies, sparking the desire for more freedom and autonomy in relation to France; With...
How Trump’s Threat to NATO’s Survival Is Reviving Europe’s “Weimar Triangle”
By Lohanna Reis
Faced with uncertainty regarding the United States' commitment to NATO, France, Germany and Poland are revitalizing the Weimar Triangle; Weimar Triangle countries...
Is This the End of the Chinese Century? 9 Telltale Signs of China’s Dramatic Economic Slowdown
By Rodrigo G de Souza
Initially hailed as the successor to American economic dominance, the anticipated Chinese century of growth appears to be faltering; Indicators such as...

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Ukraine Doesn’t Need to Win, It Just Can’t Lose – The “Thousand Cuts” Winning Strategy for Kyiv

Russia x Ukraine

Ukraine Doesn’t Need to Win, It Just Can’t Lose – The “Thousand Cuts” Winning Strategy for Kyiv

By Rodrigo G de Souza on 30 October 2024 |

Defense, Russia and Ukraine

There is a huge difference between Kyiv’s and Moscow’s strategic goals: on one hand, Zelensky is trying to survive, which means that Ukraine can’t lose.…

What is the New “Security Architecture” for Asia that Putin/Russia is Seeking to Establish and Its Geopolitical Consequences?

Vietnam & Russia

What is the New “Security Architecture” for Asia that Putin/Russia is Seeking to Establish and Its Geopolitical Consequences?

By Lohanna Reis on 16 October 2024 |

Defense and Russia

Does Kenya’s Peace and Security Mission in Haiti Have a Chance of Success?

Haiti

Does Kenya’s Peace and Security Mission in Haiti Have a Chance of Success?

By Talita on 23 September 2024 |

Africa, Defense, Economy and Emerging

How Alleged Chinese Radar Installations in Cuba Bring Back Memories of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis

China vs United States

How Alleged Chinese Radar Installations in Cuba Bring Back Memories of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis

By Lohanna Reis on 3 September 2024 |

China, Defense and United States

How Armenia’s Exit from the CSTO is a Blow to Russia-led “NATO of Former Soviet Countries”

CSTO

How Armenia’s Exit from the CSTO is a Blow to Russia-led “NATO of Former Soviet Countries”

By Lohanna Reis on 13 August 2024 |

Connecting the Baltics to the Rest of the European Union By Rail | The Geopolitical Importance of the “Rail Baltic”

Connecting the Baltics to the Rest of the European Union By Rail | The Geopolitical Importance of the “Rail Baltic”

By Lohanna Reis on 22 July 2024 |

Defense, Economy, European Union, NATO and Russia

Future Conflict Between India and China? What is the “Chicken’s Neck”, the Most Vulnerable Region in India that China is Eyeing (Siliguri Corridor)

Chickensneckindia

Future Conflict Between India and China? What is the “Chicken’s Neck”, the Most Vulnerable Region in India that China is Eyeing (Siliguri Corridor)

By Lohanna Reis on 8 July 2024 |

What is the Geopolitical Objective of India’s Port Deal with Iran and How Has It Upset the U.S.

Port Iran India

What is the Geopolitical Objective of India’s Port Deal with Iran and How Has It Upset the U.S.

By Lohanna Reis on 24 June 2024 |

Economy, Emerging and United States

Who Are the CRINK – The Countries That Form the New “Axis of Evil” in the World and What They Want

CRINK

Who Are the CRINK – The Countries That Form the New “Axis of Evil” in the World and What They Want

By Rodrigo G de Souza on 10 June 2024 |

China, Defense, Economy, Russia and United States

“Unit 731” | The History of the Imperial Japanese Army’s Terrible Chemical and Biological Weapons Development Unit During World War II

Unit 731

“Unit 731” | The History of the Imperial Japanese Army’s Terrible Chemical and Biological Weapons Development Unit During World War II

By Lohanna Reis on 27 May 2024 |