Structural indicators of hegemony like military, institutional, and financial capacity suggest that the US global power is far more likely to decline than collapse outright.

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For more than two years, the dominant narrative of the Ukraine war has been one of stalemate. Russia, the argument went, could absorb losses, outlast Ukraine, and eventually impose its will through ...

Examining Syrian refugee populations in neighboring countries and the European Union, as well as the challenges faced by host ...

In November 2025, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told the Financial Times that “China is going to win the AI race.” But what does it mean to “win” such a race? Huang’s comments made headlines, but many ...

The Strait of Malacca is usually described in the language of vulnerability: a chokepoint, a narrow passage, a crisis waiting to happen. That description is not wrong. But it is incomplete. For ...

In recent years, the figure of the British sovereign has returned to the center of the international stage not only for dynastic reasons, but also because of the communicative role assumed in relation ...

In late March 2026, a bipartisan Senate delegation led by Senators Jeanne Shaheen and John Curtis arrived in Taipei alongside Thom Tillis and Jacky Rosen, reaffirming Washington’s commitment to Taiwan ...

With reciprocal intention and a common aspiration to forge a framework that could maximize the benefits of bilateral collaboration in the maritime domain, Cambodia and Thailand formally signed a ...

Indium is the one critical mineral that remains restricted in the wake of the November 2025 US-China trade deal, throttling ...