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- October 19, 2026
Above the Law? Why Superpowers Get Away With Breaking the Rules
Superpowers get away with breaking international rules because nobody can force them to comply. The UN Security Council, which is
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- October 12, 2026
The Power of Alliances: How Nations Build an Unbeatable Geopolitical Advantage
Alliances are the most efficient source of geopolitical power a nation can build: they multiply military strength, widen economic reach
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- October 8, 2026
The Global Interest Rate Trap: How Fighting Inflation Can Slow the World Economy
Between 10 September and 7 October 2026, four major central banks raised the interest rate: the European Central Bank, the
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- October 5, 2026
Flávio Bolsonaro: Could He Pull Brazil Into Trump’s Orbit?
Key Takeaways Who he is: Flávio Bolsonaro is a 45-year-old senator from Rio de Janeiro and the eldest son of
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- October 2, 2026
7 Forgotten Wars That Are Secretly Driving Global Power Politics
Sudan, Congo, Myanmar, the Sahel, Yemen, the Horn of Africa and Haiti are not footnotes. They are where Russia, China,
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- September 29, 2026
Trump Administration Weakens Fuel Standards: The Geopolitics of America’s Oil Bet
Washington just told Detroit it can make thirstier cars, and told the world it’s betting on oil. The new rule
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- September 24, 2026
BRICS and the Rise of a Multipolar World : 2026 Summit Analysis
For twenty years, Western commentators have treated BRICS as a punchline — a talking shop for autocrats and developing economies
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- September 22, 2026
Trade Wars 2026: The Tariff Trap With No Real Winners
Picture a mid-sized auto parts supplier outside Cleveland. Forty employees, three decades in business, a factory floor that hums with
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- September 18, 2026
Xi Jinping’s Ruthless Reckoning: Is China’s “Invincible” Strongman Purging His Way to Collapse?
Somewhere between the red-carpet photo-ops in Cairo and the standing ovations in Bishkek, Xi Jinping wants you to believe he
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- September 16, 2026
Beyond the Price Tag: What the Iran War’s $38 Billion Bill Really Tells Us
The Congressional Budget Office’s tally — more than $38 billion spent fighting Iran through August 1, with the meter still