Trump’s disruption of rules-based world order risks a 1930s-style global crisis unless middle powers coordinate to defend stability. Read more »
US-Canada trade is shifting from trust to leverage with America testing the limits of coercion and Canada diversifying its trade. Read more »
Trump’s Board of Peace shifts mandate, centralises power, and monetises membership — raising serious questions about legitimacy. Read more »
There is a temporary thaw in US-China relations ahead of Trump-Xi meeting, but India will have to balance its ties deftly with both powers. #US #China Read more »
Intervention in Venezuela and threats against Iran show how coercion, not consensus, is hollowing out the foundations of American hegemony. Read more »
Greenland autonomy faces strain as America's Arctic strategy, NATO dynamics, and mineral interests collide. Read more »
Iran protests revive talk of intervention, but the Venezuela experience shows why sanctions and strikes rarely produce political transition. Read more »
Its neighbours have been largely silent or supportive of the US raid that captured Venezuela's Maduro, but the impact of that raid will be felt far beyond South America. Read more »
If the United States moves to take Greenland by force, Europe’s legal and military options shrink fast. Read more »
Eroding rules will not lock in American supremacy; it will produce a more contested world order, with higher risks of conflict. Read more »