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Why Turkey and Erdogan are now the centre of Trump’s attention

President Trump effectively said it himself. He went to Ankara to see President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and made clear that he would not have made the j ...
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The war before the mid-terms: red flags for America’s political future

The US is moving toward the mid-term elections under conditions that no longer look like normal democratic competition. Abroad, the Ukraine war is bei ...
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In the shadows of BRICS, a different alignment is forming

Not so long ago, BRICS dominated geopolitical commentary. Every conference, summit and economic forecast seemed to revolve around the rise of a new po ...
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The collapse of the old order: Europe’s political crisis and the rise of strategic realignment

The geopolitical assumptions that defined the post-Cold War era are rapidly disintegrating. Across Europe, traditional political parties are collapsin ...
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The Turkey threat: Israel, Syria and the edge of conflict

Turkey’s emergence as a primary strategic concern for Israel is no longer confined to diplomatic disputes or rhetorical clashes. Increasingly, Israe ...
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Report date: May 2026
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Turkey, Russia and China’s ungainly relations

Europe’s political class has once again found itself in a state of anxious overreaction, this time sparked by comments from European Commission Pres ...
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AI is not the God button

People from all industry sectors question the integrity of AI based on their own experience and use cases. However, with these opinions, there are so ...
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A converging theatre: Iran, Venezuela and the quiet realignment of power

What has unfolded in Iran over the past five weeks cannot be understood in isolation. The mass protests, economic collapse and subsequent military esc ...
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Insecurity, Uncertainty and Indecision

The British government is not facing the risk of failure, it is already there. Insecurity at the top, uncertainty in policy and indecision in executio ...
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