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Beyond Strategic Alignment: Structural Plateaus and Protectionism in Indo-Pacific Partnerships

Strategic alignment, particularly within the Indo-Pacific framework and the Quad, is no longer automatically translating into preferential market access or comprehensive free trade agreements...

Europe’s Farmers vs Free Trade: The Geoeconomics Behind the EU’s Agricultural Dilemma

European farmers’ protests have exposed a fundamental contradiction at the heart of the European Union’s economic strategy: its ambition to expand global trade while protecting the livelihoods of its...

Serbia at a Crossroads: The Student Revolt Challenging a Decade of Political Dominance

The student-led movement, organised under the Student List, has emerged as a major political force, signalling a new phase in Serbian politics in which traditional political players face growing...

Rubio’s India Visit: Energy, Trade and the Limits of American Pressure

The visit highlights a central contradiction in contemporary American foreign policy: Washington seeks to pressure India over its engagement with Russia while simultaneously navigating its own energy...

Pragmatism Over Pressure: The Future of India-Azerbaijan Cooperation 

The visit by Jaishankar to Azerbaijan is thus an important occasion not only from a diplomatic point of view but also as an occasion to enhance economic relations and reconcile political differences...

The Global Gen Z Protest Wave: Organic Uprising or a New Tool for Political Destabilisation?

The simultaneous emergence of these movements raises a fundamental question: have protests become a pretext for political actors to advance their interests across countries, and who ultimately...

Coalition Politics Under Strain: Malaysia’s Perikatan Nasional Faces the Axe

The cancellation of the registration of Perikatan Nasional (PN), the largest opposition coalition in Malaysia, due to disagreements between PAS, a conservative Islamic party, and the nationalist party...

Israel’s Parliamentary Elections: A Defining Political Test for Benjamin Netanyahu

The parliamentary elections will consequently serve as an important test of whether Netanyahu can retain the political support necessary to continue governing...

Who Pays for Geopolitical Risk? The Hidden Financial Architecture of Global Trade

Rising maritime insurance premiums, higher freight rates, tighter credit conditions and the withdrawal of commercial coverage can make a shipping route economically unviable long before it becomes...