Survey Warns China May Surpass US Economy While Taiwan Conflict Risks Persist

China could become the world’s largest economy within the next decade, yet still face a heightened risk of military confrontation in the Taiwan Strait, according to a new survey of global geopolitical forecasters. The findings highlight a future in which economic strength does

US Emphasises Security Partnership With Panama

The United States has moved to highlight its close security relationship with Panama at a time when uncertainty surrounds the future ownership of key ports linked to the Panama Canal. The renewed focus on maritime cooperation comes as negotiations involving Chinese interests, US

As the US and China Turn Their Eyes to Central Asia, Russia’s Influence Continues to Fade

Russia’s long-standing presence in Central Asia has been fundamentally weakened by its war in Ukraine. Once the dominant power shaping security, economic cooperation, and regional diplomacy, Moscow now finds its influence eroding rapidly. As its attention and resources remain tied to the conflict,