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Europe
NATO’s Integrity and Europe’s Defense Dilemma
The concept of “strategic autonomy,” echoing through the corridors of Brussels, has transformed from a romantic ideal into a...
Climate & Energy
The Role and Significance of Green Energy in U.S.–China Competition
In international relations, discourse is a fundamental instrument through which states construct identities, shape power relations, and legitimize political...
Middle East
Shara’s Moscow Contacts: Syria’s Search for Balance in Foreign Policy
Since his inauguration, Syrian President Ahmed Shara has visited Moscow twice and held constructive talks with Russian President Vladimir...
Central Asia
The Era of Strategic Partnership in Uzbekistan-Italy Relations
The transformation in the international system following the Cold War has led countries to redefine their foreign policy priorities...
Americas
The Likelihood of U.S. Intervention in Cuba
The overthrow of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by the United States (U.S.) in early January resonated across the region as a development that disrupted the balance of power in Latin America. However, one of the most direct and fragile repercussions of this development has been felt in Cuba, a country with exceptionally strong historical, ideological, and economic ties to Venezuela. Political discourse in Washington and the concrete economic measures adopted have shifted Cuba from being a merely indirect source...