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How Vietnam is Copying China and Also Creating Artificial Islands in Disputed Territory Increasing the Potential for New Conflict
By Lohanna Reis
Since November 2023, Vietnam has expanded the area of its artificial islands, adding an area equivalent to 692 football fields, totaling about...
What is ELSA? The “European Long-Range Strike Approach” for Joint Intermediate Missile Development
By Lohanna Reis
In February 2019, the United States formally announced its withdrawal from the INF Treaty, citing continued violations by Russia. The ELSA project,...
How China’s New 4th Generation Nuclear Reactor Leaves the Rest of the World Behind in the Nuclear Energy Race
By Lohanna Reis
China has commissioned its first fourth-generation nuclear reactor, redefining innovation and safety in the nuclear industry; The Shidaowan reactor improves energy efficiency and reduces waste,...
Is It Possible for India to Become the Next China by Overtaking Beijing Economically?
By Lohanna Reis
With over 65% of India’s population under the age of 35, the country has considerable economic potential, provided that these young people...
How the Massive US-Financed Lobito Railway Across Southern Africa Is the West’s First Significant Response to the Chinese “Silk Road.”
By Lohanna Reis
The Lobito Railway will promote more efficient mineral exports from the center of the continent to the coast; President Joe Biden’s visit to Angola was...
What is the Mega Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) and Its Benefits | Everything You Need to Know About TEN-T
By Lohanna Reis
TEN-T was designed to eliminate barriers in the European transport; The Network promotes efficient connectivity between EU countries and regions, encouraging sustainable...
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...

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“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 |

Throughout history, there are moments that challenge our understanding of human society. One of these episodes is the macabre story of Unit 731 of the…

What is the Eurasian Economic Union, the “European Union of Former Soviet Countries”

Eurasian Economic Union

What is the Eurasian Economic Union, the “European Union of Former Soviet Countries”

By Lohanna Reis on 21 May 2024 |

China, Economy, Russia and Ukraine

B5+1 Initiative: The United States’ Strategy to Increase its Presence in Central Asia by Challenging Russian Influence

B5+1

B5+1 Initiative: The United States’ Strategy to Increase its Presence in Central Asia by Challenging Russian Influence

By Lohanna Reis on 13 May 2024 |

Economy, Russia and United States

Preserving Global Security: The Role of the OPCW in Prohibiting Chemical Weapons and Addressing Potential Threats to Their Use

OPCW

Preserving Global Security: The Role of the OPCW in Prohibiting Chemical Weapons and Addressing Potential Threats to Their Use

By Lohanna Reis on 6 May 2024 |

The New European Defense Investment Program: Preparing for Geopolitical Confrontations in the 21st Century

The New European Defense Investment Program

The New European Defense Investment Program: Preparing for Geopolitical Confrontations in the 21st Century

By Lohanna Reis on 29 April 2024 |

How the Baltic Sea Became the “NATO Lake” with the Entry of Sweden and Finland into the Military Alliance

Baltic Sea

How the Baltic Sea Became the “NATO Lake” with the Entry of Sweden and Finland into the Military Alliance

By Lohanna Reis on 22 April 2024 |

Defense, NATO, Russia and Ukraine

Natural Resources and Power Rivalries: Rising Tensions in the Arctic Council

Arctic_Council

Natural Resources and Power Rivalries: Rising Tensions in the Arctic Council

By Lohanna Reis on 15 April 2024 |

Climate, Economy and Globalization

How the Use of Drones in the Ukraine War Bolstered the United States’ “Replicator” Program

Replicator

How the Use of Drones in the Ukraine War Bolstered the United States’ “Replicator” Program

By Rodrigo G de Souza on 8 April 2024 |

Defense, Tech, Ukraine and United States

How France Is Taking Revenge on Moscow for Russian Meddling in Its Former African Colonies

Françafrique

How France Is Taking Revenge on Moscow for Russian Meddling in Its Former African Colonies

By Rodrigo G de Souza on 1 April 2024 |

Africa, Defense, Economy, European Union and Russia

Top 13 Most Important Minerals Needed for the World’s Green Transition Towards Sustainable Energy

Renewable energy

Top 13 Most Important Minerals Needed for the World’s Green Transition Towards Sustainable Energy

By Talita on 26 March 2024 |

Climate, Economy and Energy