The consequences of major conflicts are rarely confined to the regions in which they occur. While the US–Iran conflict is centred in the Middle East, its effects have already begun to reverberate across distant regions through disrupted supply chains, volatile energy markets, rising transportation...

The expansion of BRICS marks one of the most significant developments in contemporary global politics, reflecting the growing influence of emerging powers and increasing dissatisfaction with Western-dominated international institutions. With the inclusion of Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, Saudi A...

The global attention surrounding Iran's Women, Life, Freedom movement following the death of Mahsa Jina Amini created the impression of a feminist uprising that briefly captured international consciousness before gradually fading from view. Yet visibility should not be mistaken for vitality. While s...

The evolving relationship between Iran and the United Arab Emirates reflects a broader transformation in Gulf geopolitics, where influence is increasingly measured not only through military power but also through connectivity, finance, technology, logistics, and infrastructure. While economic links ...

Once viewed primarily through the lens of regional Pacific politics, Fiji has emerged as a strategically significant actor in the evolving Indo-Pacific order. Located at the intersection of critical maritime and air routes across the South Pacific, Fiji has become an increasingly important focal poi...

The contemporary confrontation between Iran and the United States cannot be understood without examining the historical events that transformed a strategic partnership into one of the most enduring rivalries in international politics. Beginning with the CIA-backed overthrow of Prime Minister Mohamma...