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Decoding how emerging powers − from India, Africa and ASEAN to Latin America − are forging new alignments and creating a new order.
Russia’s global pullback creates new power vacuums
Russia’s withdrawal from key conflict zones leaves the U.S. with selective gains, while China and Turkiye are stepping up to expand their influence.
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Cartel evolution fuels Mexico’s cycle of managed instability
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The Iran conundrum
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Singapore carefully balances U.S. and China relationships
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Somalia’s president tightens grip after Israel recognizes Somaliland
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Geoeconomic risks cloud Southeast Asia’s energy future
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Revolutionary Guards take the reins in Iran
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Coercive U.S. trade policy and Brazil’s strategic pivot
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Uganda enters a more fragile phase
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Scandals erode Sao Paulo Forum’s leftist grip
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Why the Abraham Accords endure despite the Gaza war
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Venezuela key in Trump’s national security strategy
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Derailed Israeli-Turkish ties are unlikely to recover soon
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The Black Sea region after the Russia-Ukraine war
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Azerbaijan’s strategic reentry into post-Assad Syria
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The path of sanctions evasion leads through Kyrgyzstan
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