The Russia–Islamic World: KazanForum 2025 will occur from 13 to 18 May 2025 in Kazan, bringing together delegations from 74 countries and 61 Russian regions. Created to bolster Russia’s trade, scientific, and cultural links with the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), the forum acquired … [Read more...]
Why Local African Agencies Struggle Against Transnational Terrorism
Terrorism remains one the biggest security challenges across Africa today. From Al-Shabaab in the Horn of Africa to ISIS-linked groups in the Sahel, armed groups continue to grow in strength, move across borders and carry out deadly attacks. Despite the rising threat, many African intelligence … [Read more...]
The Battle for Africa’s Gray Zones: Russia’s Military Expansion and Washington’s Strategic Retreat
Russia’s naval base in Sudan, situated on the Red Sea, is a calculated geopolitical and geoeconomic move designed to secure a long-term military foothold along one of the world’s most critical maritime trade routes. This corridor links Africa, Europe, and the Middle East and serves as a strategic … [Read more...]
Energia regenerabilă este nesigură și mai scumpă decât se spune – Lecția Spania
Spania „a pățit rușinea” ca să intre în blackout. Este prima țară care este afectată de nesăbuința Bruxellului de a impune statelor membre UE cerința să intre în epoca “zero emisii”. Suntem de acord ca Uniunea Europeană trebuie să se distanțeze (măcar o perioadă) de gazul rusesc, că folosirea … [Read more...]
Arabia Saudită în centrul revoluției logistice globale
Alberto Cossu Din inima Orientului Mijlociu, Arabia Saudită se impune ca un pilon cheie al economiei globale datorită Vision 2030, un plan strategic care are ca scop transformarea Regatului într-un hub logistic de clasă mondială. Acest proiect ambițios nu urmărește doar diversificarea economiei … [Read more...]
The Image of Russia in South Africa: From Domestic Politics to Geoeconomics
Over time, interests relating to who constitute Africa’s credible international partners have become more about the kind of expectations that continental actors should be pursuing with external powers and whether such engagements represent a good fit in terms of bilateral relationships. Inevitably, … [Read more...]
Understanding Critical Geopolitics and Its Challengers
Since the 1980s, a wave of scholars influenced by critical international relations theory, postmodern philosophy (Lyotard, Derrida, Foucault), the Frankfurt School, and Antonio Gramsci has reshaped geopolitical thought. This movement, known as critical geopolitics, was also inspired by the French … [Read more...]
APA,ULTIMUL TIP DE “AUR” LISTAT LA BURSĂ
Dr. ing. Emil Sîrbu INTERVENŢII ACTIVE ÎN ATMOSFERĂ SA Abstract: The emergence of water as a traded commodity comes as a result of difficult access to water in certain regions, coupled with the availability of water at different times of the year, which has led to price fluctuations. Nasdaq, … [Read more...]
Russian Opposition after February 24: in Search of Identity or the Moral Purity of Solzhenitsyn
Eugeniusz Bilonozhko, PhD. It is impossible to forbid one to love motherland for free. BI-2 (Belarusian alternative rock band) After February 24, 2022, every conscious Russian, not only the opposition, received an unequivocal answer to the fundamental Russian question: “Who is to blame?” – … [Read more...]
Adam Smith, Economics, Finance and Geopolitics
By George Friedman Adam Smith defined how we think about free markets. His guiding principle was, famously, the invisible hand – a mystical force or the hand of God, but the idea that the pursuit of individual interests in economic life would inevitably produce an optimized and predictable economy. … [Read more...]