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The Silk Road is an ancient trade route that connects China to the West. For centuries it has played an important role as a crosspoint for civilisations.Today it plays a key role in the geopolitics between China and the U.S.
Western attempts to bypass the Democratic Republic of Congo in the electric vehicle supply chain have failed. As Kinshasa tightens its pact with Beijing, the global energy transition now rests on a single, fragile geopolitical chokepoint.
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South Korea is moving toward a domestic nuclear capability, threatening the foundations of the US-led alliance system. This shift represents a structural loss of faith in American security guarantees in a multipolar Asia.
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President Lula da Silva’s quest for Global South leadership faces a structural impasse. Brazil must now decide if Chinese infrastructure capital is worth the cost of deteriorating security ties with a protective Washington.
12 Oct 2026
Jakarta’s integration into the BRICS framework marks the definitive transition of Southeast Asia from a US-aligned maritime buffer to an independent multipolar anchor, fundamentally altering the logistics of Indo-Pacific power.
8 Oct 2026
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s pursuit of a permanent naval presence on the Red Sea has fractured the Horn of Africa. This report examines the structural drivers of Ethiopia’s maritime ambition and the risk of systemic regional conflict.
7 Oct 2026
NATO’s northern enlargement has created a new frontline that stretches Western logistics and obscures strategic depth. By trying to secure the Arctic, the alliance risks hollowing out the core European theatre it was designed to protect.
6 Oct 2026
