Global Bond Markets Put Governments on Notice Over Fiscal and Inflation Risks
Higher Japanese bond yields could also affect U.S. markets because Japanese investors have traditionally been major buyers of U.S. government debt.
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Europe Rebuts U.S. Rhetoric on “Civilizational Erasure”
Tensions flared after a U.S. national security strategy released in December warned that European migration trends and political choices could…
Bangladesh Nationalist Party Secures Landslide in Parliamentary Vote
In Bangladesh’s elections, local broadcasters said the BNP-led alliance captured 209 of 300 seats, enough for a two-thirds majority in…
International Crisis: Rare Earth Elements in Greenland
Greenland is home to significant REEs reserves and is located in a region that is both geographically close and politically…
Australia, Indonesia Sign Security Deal in ‘Watershed Moment’
Australia and Indonesia signed a landmark security agreement on Friday, deepening defense cooperation.
Gold Hoarded “Under Mattresses” in Türkiye: Is It an Economic Problem?
Over the past fifteen years, various tools have been introduced in Türkiye to incorporate ‘mattress gold’ into the financial system.
Why Greenland and Venezuela Are Really about AI
Venezuela appears to be a classic oil story. However, this is not just about fossil fuels in the traditional sense…
Trump Cuts India Tariffs to 18% as New Delhi Ends Russian Oil Buys
Trump said the agreement followed a call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and would see India replace Russian oil…
Trump Threatens Tariffs on Countries Supplying Oil to Cuba
Trump’s move, authorized through an executive order declaring a national emergency, allows the United States to levy tariffs on imports…
Starmer Signals Reset in UK–China Relations During Beijing Summit
Starmer’s engagement with Beijing comes amid heightened global uncertainty and strained relations between several Western allies and the United States…
India, EU Agree on “The Mother of All Trade Deals”
Brussels expects EU exports to India to double by 2032. Bilateral trade in goods already reached €120 billion ($139bn) in…
Protests and Tension in Iran: What’s for the Region?
The Iranian regime is facing another shaking due to the price of its dreams of regional power, its failure to…
Conflict Prevention is the UN’s Core Mandate: Why Does It Keep Failing?
Washington has invoked the U.N. to confer legality and legitimacy on the use of force when multilateral authorization has aligned…
After More than 30 Years, the Far Right Has Come to Power in Chile
In Chile, the left’s campaign failed to offer a positive, transformative program.
A New Threshold in the Vicious Cycle: A Pause for ‘Southern Cyprus’ in the EU’s Scope?
The Israel-centered tripartite alliance appears likely to create a disruptive point of resistance for Turkey-TRNC relations, even if it fails…
A New Game at the Southern Gate of the Red Sea: Somaliland
Although the recognition of Somaliland is presented as a single issue, it should actually be understood as part of a…
How the U.S. 2025 National Security Strategy Rewrites Geopolitics Through Technology
Rather than seeking universal technological governance, the US National Security Strategy aims to ensure that U.S. systems remain the preferred…
Foreign Minister: Türkiye Opposes Any Military Intervention against Iran
Fidan underlined Iran’s importance to Türkiye, noting that developments in Tehran directly affect Ankara’s interests.
Trump Doubts Reza Pahlavi’s Ability to Rally Support Inside Iran
Trump described Pahlavi, the U.S.-based son of Iran’s last shah, as “very nice,” but questioned his political viability within Iran.
