Author: Nathaniel Orland
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The New Race for Influence Across Africa
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For decades, external engagement across Africa was largely viewed through the narrow lens of post-colonial influence, traditional development…
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Why Countries Are Rethinking Their Dependence on China
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For decades, the global economic order operated on a single core assumption: integrating China into the global trading…
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How India’s Rise Is Changing the Balance of Global Politics
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For decades, international relations theory operated under a relatively rigid framework: nations were categorized either as established major…
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Why Southeast Asia Is Becoming More Important to Global Powers
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For decades, Southeast Asia was frequently viewed through the lens of regional economic development—a collection of emerging markets…
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The Growing Political Importance of the Indo-Pacific
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For centuries, the primary arena of international political rivalry was centered around the Atlantic and European theater. Today,…
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Why Artificial Intelligence Is Becoming a Foreign Policy Issue
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For decades, international diplomacy revolved around predictable strategic domains: territorial integrity, trade barriers, nuclear non-proliferation, and energy security.…
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How Technology Is Changing the Balance of Power Between Nations
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For centuries, the balance of power among nations was determined by tangible assets: the size of a standing…
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Why Energy Security Has Become a Major Geopolitical Battleground
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For much of the post-Cold War era, global energy markets were viewed largely through the lens of economic…
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The Global Competition for Critical Minerals Is Getting More Intense
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For much of the modern industrial era, global energy and technology security revolved around a single primary commodity:…
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Why Diplomacy Is Becoming Harder in an Increasingly Divided World
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For centuries, diplomacy served as the primary tool for managing international disagreements, forging treaties, and preventing regional friction…
