Information Wars: How Narratives Are Replacing Weapons
In the contemporary world, the nature of conflict has undergone a substantial layer of transformation. Earlier, any kind of war…
Rethinking the KMT’s China Outreach under Cheng Li Wun: Implications for China, Taiwan and the U.S
The recent visit of Cheng Li-wun, chairperson of Taiwan’s opposition party Kuomintang (KMT), has drawn the attention of scholars and…
How Big Tech is Redefining Sovereignty – A Case Study
The States held sovereignty, legitimacy, and the ultimate authority within their own respective boundaries. Power was clearly located within the…
The Politics of Attention: Who Controls What We See?
In the contemporary world, almost everything happening around us is connected, directly or indirectly, to the politics of attention. Earlier,…
Pakistan’s Balochistan Conflict: Current Dynamics and Future Repercussions
Balochistan is a historically and culturally distinct region that spans three countries – southwestern Pakistan, southeastern Iran, and southern Afghanistan.…
Will Trump’s Exit from NATO Be the Biggest Geopolitical Gain for Russia
Frictions have emerged between the United States and its North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) allies over the latter’s refusal to…
Sub-Saharan Africa Christian Population Growth
Sub-Saharan Africa has emerged as one of the world’s most significant regions for Christians. According to Pew Research Center data…
Artificial Intelligence and Power: Who Controls the Future?
Power, often grasped as the central force behind war and hegemony, is not a firmly established entity; it evolves with…
The Currency War: A Shift in Power
Power is no longer exercised only through visible conflicts or battlefields; it is increasingly shaped through systems that operate quietly…