Global Development

Trade in Financial Times and the New Fault Lines of Globalisation

November 25, 2025

The Fifth Industrial Front and the Contest for Power and Work

November 25, 2025

Climate Politics in the Age of Complex States

November 25, 2025

From Chokepoint to Network in the Geopolitics of Rare Earths and US-China Rivalry

November 25, 2025

Liquidity Wars and the New Politics of Supply Chains

Digital platforms that finance invoices and pay suppliers early are quietly becoming one of the strongest levers in the global economy. As great powers harden rival blocs and the South struggles with debt and exclusion, control over these trade finance rails will shape who can industrialize, who gets cut off in a crisis, and how far sanctions, climate rules, and industrial policy can reach beyond national borders.

Trade in Financial Times and the New Fault Lines of Globalisation

The Fifth Industrial Front and the Contest for Power and Work

Climate Politics in the Age of Complex States

Hierarchy, Dependence and United States Foreign Military Sales in the Contemporary Security Order

Hierarchy, Dependence and United States Foreign Military Sales in the Contemporary Security Order

The United States now provides nearly half of global major weapons exports, and its Foreign Military Sales programme has become a central tool...

November 23, 2025

Trump 2.0 and India in a Contest of Trade and Power

Trump’s second term has pushed US–India ties into a bruising tariff fight over Russian oil even as both capitals still see each other...

November 23, 2025

Trump, Pakistan and the Return of Transactional Bargains

Trump’s second term has pulled Pakistan back into Washington’s game as a supplier of troops, access and political cover in Gaza and Afghanistan...

November 23, 2025

Trump 2.0 and the Repricing of the US–Saudi Relationship

Trump’s second term has rebuilt the US–Saudi partnership into the main axis of Washington’s Gulf strategy, anchored in a new Strategic Defense Agreement,...

November 23, 2025

Southeast Asia’s Many Anchors in an Age of Rivalry

Southeast Asian states are no longer hedging between Washington and Beijing so much as stitching together layered defence partnerships with the United States,...

November 23, 2025

Navigating a New Energy Investment Landscape

Global energy is shifting from a cheap-capital, Paris-era boom in renewables to a harder, more fragmented investment landscape where security, cost and competitiveness...

November 23, 2025

Gaza Between International Control and Palestinian Sovereignty

Washington is asking the UN Security Council to bless a sweeping new order for Gaza built around an international “Board of Peace” and...

November 23, 2025

Latin America’s Conditional Embrace of Washington

Latin America is leaning toward Washington for hard headed reasons: access to capital, technology and the U.S. market as Chinese finance cools and...

November 23, 2025

Europe and Russia to 2030: How a Long War Is Rebalancing Power

How the war in Ukraine is reshaping the Europe–Russia balance of power, from energy and sanctions to defence industry, demographics and global alliances,...

November 23, 2025

Recasting EU–NATO Cooperation in a Fragmented Security Order

EU–NATO cooperation increasingly determines how Europe handles war in Ukraine, Arctic competition, southern instability and climate strain, yet remains fragmented, with concrete options...

November 23, 2025

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