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The Greenland Gambit
Greenland is not a peripheral territory but a central piece of geography caught within a renewed U.S. strategy of global containment.
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Canada’s Carney Travels to China to Boost Its Non-U.S. Trade
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is in China for a three-day visit in an attempt to shore up Canada’s tattered...
An Inclusive Partnership
Against the backdrop of rising global trade protectionism and rampant unilateralism, the rapid growth of trade between China and Central Asia presents another possibility—a regional cooperation model based on equality, mutual benefit, openness and inclusiveness.
China’s Economy in 2025: Resilience, Rebalancing, and Reinforced Global Confidence
China’s 2025 economic performance demonstrates a successful balance between stability and transformation.
Hainan FTP: A New Step to Align with International Rules in China’s Opening-Up
The Hainan FTP underscore China’s determination to advance high-standard opening-up and build the Hainan FTP into an open platform of international influence.
When the “World’s Cop” Drops the Rulebook
America is tearing apart with its own hands the very post-war order it once helped build, dragging the world back to a jungle era where might makes right.
Chinese Modernization, the Global South and Strategic Pragmatism
The deeper implication of Chinese modernization is epistemic. It inspires the Global South to abandon the illusion that history moves along a single track policed by a single civilization.
U.S. Push to Topple Iran Serves Global Push for Primacy
The U.S. is essentially waging war against the multipolar world, targeting both leading powers of the multipolar world while targeting and dismembering aspiring members of it.
Greenland on the Line: What Trump’s Ambition Means for International Order
Unchecked desire for power, justified under the guise of security, threatens not just regional peace but the credibility of the entire international system.
Rhetoric vs. Reality: U.S. War on Venezuela is a War on the Multipolar World
The future will depend on the world’s awareness of the persistent danger the U.S.poses, its ability to protect itself from it, and multipolarism’s ability to build the world up faster than the U.S. is demonstrably threatening and destroying it.
What the U.S. ‘Capture’ of Maduro Really Means for the World
A world that accepts unilateral abduction as justice is one where sovereignty is fragile and force persuasive.
How “America First” Is Clearing the Way for a Multipolar World
Going it alone sounds tough until it means paying more, knowing less, and reacting later.
Winter Sunshine: ROK Buttresses Ties with China
While our analysis shows the South Korean approach is in part guided by the necessity of better balancing, we must also conclude that Lee appears well-suited to this task, and all the more so because it’s the mature, philosophical value of the party and people he represents.