Year of the Dragon: navigating a multipolar world
As the Year of the Dragon begins, it brings opportunities and challenges for China, whose geopolitical dynamics are closely intertwined with global affairs.
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The EU should exercise strategic autonomy by rethinking China tariffs
Contrary to the European Commission’s stance, major European automotive leaders have openly criticised the tariffs. Ola Kallenius, CEO of Mercedes-Benz, has argued for reducing tariffs and increased competition to produce better vehicles. BMW CEO Oliver Zipse has suggested tariffs will harm European competitiveness.
This is the way the West ends
With the United States entangled in conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza and the threat of a war with China looming large, Professor Michael Brenner’s insights and views on the state of the US-led liberal order are arguably as timely and important as ever.
Trump’s NATO rhetoric: art of the deal or art of misunderstanding?
In the convoluted world of international politics and diplomacy, former president Donald Trump has consistently found himself at the center of controversy, with his every utterance scrutinized and twisted by political opponents both in the US and Europe.
Demise of Navalny strategic loss for Putin, windfall for the West
In the frozen reaches of an Arctic penal colony, the sudden demise of 47-year-old Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny has sent shockwaves across the international stage, further intensifying the already strained relations between Russia and the collective West.
Implications of Tucker Carlson’s tête-à-tête with Putin
In the ever-evolving landscape of international relations, few geopolitical spectacles captivate the world’s attention as much as the proxy dance between the United States and Russia.