By Geopolitical Futures Amid global uncertainties, companies diversifying supply chains away from China have driven a surge in foreign direct investment into the countries that make up the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). In 2023, FDI inflows to the region reached $236 billion, … [Read more...]
The Sea: A Pillar of National Interest
he Sea: A Pillar of National Interest Giovanni Luchetti, Regional Director EMEA at The Intelligent Investor – Authorized Representative of TIME Magazine As highlighted by many sources, the recovery of the Italian economy following the severe recession caused by the pandemic largely depends on … [Read more...]
Feng Yujun on the future of Eurasia after Russia’s imperial ambitions crumble
Yuxuan JIA and Shuyang Yu Feng Yujun, a prominent expert on Russian studies in China, published in September an article in Volume 5, 2024, of the Chinese-language Journal of Northeast Asia Studies 东北亚学刊, discussing how the war in Ukraine is redrawing the geopolitical map of Eurasia. Feng … [Read more...]
The ‘Global Century’?
Federico Bordonaro, Ph.D. Political Officer @ Embassy of Canada | Ambassade du Canada 🇨🇦 | Foreign & Security Policy Analysis Saul B. Cohen and the Multipolar Geopolitical Reality Saul Bernard Cohen (1925-2021) stands as one of the most prominent American political … [Read more...]
Syria 2024
Professor Dr Julian Lindley-French Chairman at The Alphen Group “Do not try and do too much with your own hands. Better the Arabs do it tolerably than you do it perfectly. It is their war, and you are to help them, not win it for them.” T.E. Lawrence Syria 2024 December … [Read more...]
A Strategic Alliance Between Italy, France, and Germany: The Key to European Geopolitical Autonomy
Giuseppe Gagliano “A Strategic Alliance Between Italy, France, and Germany: The Key to European Geopolitical Autonomy” Abstract – A strategic alliance between Italy, France, and Germany could redefine Europe’s geopolitical role by promoting a model of strategic autonomy capable of reducing … [Read more...]
Alfred Thayer Mahan: Still Relevant in the 21st Century
Federico Bordonaro, Ph.D. Political Officer @ Embassy of Canada | Ambassade du Canada 🇨🇦 | Foreign & Security Policy Analysis Alfred Thayer Mahan's core theory posited that the outcomes of major power conflicts in the 17th and 18th centuries were significantly influenced by … [Read more...]
The Geopolitical Aspects of the India-Armenia Partnership
Authors : NVARD CHALIKYAN | BENYAMIN POGHOSYAN | VEREJ ISANIANS Introduction The South Caucasus is an important Eurasian political and economic hub, as its transport networks have the potential to facilitate travel across the continent. Control over the South Caucasus grants access to the Black … [Read more...]
Will Europe compete in the global ride-hailing revolution?
The case for digitisation and deregulation In just five years, shared mobility services, including ride-hailing, are projected to account for over 10% of urban trips, signaling a multi-billion-euro opportunity for economic growth and the chance to tackle urban challenges like traffic … [Read more...]
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Over the Years
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been more than 100 years in the making. The fragmented geography of a potential Palestinian state, divided by hostile Israeli territory, undermines trust on both sides and perpetuates insecurity. This division, rooted in the establishment of Israel, has fueled … [Read more...]