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Russia's Shrinking Sphere: Moldova's Pro-Western Victory Signals Shift

When Moldova's pro-Western Party of Action and Solidarity secured over 50% of the vote on September 28, defeating the pro-Russian Patriotic Bloc's under 25%, it marked

By Sunny Peter

/ 2 Oct 2025

Russia's Shrinking Sphere: Moldova's Pro-Western Victory Signals Shift

Afghanistan's Digital Darkness: How the World Learned to Stop Worrying and Forget the Taliban

For Wahida Faizi, an Afghan journalist living in Denmark, the silence began without warning. One moment she could speak with her parents in Kabul—those nightly video calls that brought

By Sunny Peter

/ 1 Oct 2025

Afghanistan's Digital Darkness: How the World Learned to Stop Worrying and Forget the Taliban

Can Iran and Israel Really Become Friends? Trump Thinks They Can

On September 29, 2025, standing alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House, President Donald Trump floated an idea that would have seemed inconceivable just months earlier. "

By Sunny Peter

/ 1 Oct 2025

Can Iran and Israel Really Become Friends? Trump Thinks They Can

Everyone’s Celebrating Trump’s Gaza Plan—Except the People Who’ve Heard These Promises Before

As diplomatic celebrations fill the headlines, one uncomfortable truth haunts this peace plan: Israel violated its last ceasefire 1,000+ times—just six months ago.

By Sunny Peter

/ 30 Sep 2025

Everyone’s Celebrating Trump’s Gaza Plan—Except the People Who’ve Heard These Promises Before

New Cold War in the Arctic: Military Buildup, Territorial Claims, and the Fight for the North

The Arctic is experiencing its most dramatic transformation in recorded history—not just environmentally, but geopolitically. As climate change accelerates Arctic ice melt at rates far exceeding scientific predictions, the

By Sunny Peter

/ 30 Sep 2025

New Cold War in the Arctic: Military Buildup, Territorial Claims, and the Fight for the North

AI and Diplomacy: 3 Must Read Books for Understanding Artificial Intelligence's Impact on International Relations

The diplomatic world stands at an unprecedented inflection point. Artificial intelligence is not merely another technological tool to be adopted—it represents a fundamental shift that will redefine how nations

By Sunny Peter

/ 26 Sep 2025

AI and Diplomacy: 3 Must Read Books for Understanding Artificial Intelligence's Impact on International Relations

A Beginner's Guide to Political Realism for the 21st Century Reader

In February 2022, Russian tanks rolled across the Ukrainian border despite decades of international law, treaties, and diplomatic assurances. In 2024, the United States and China continue their technological cold

By Sunny Peter

/ 26 Sep 2025

A Beginner's Guide to Political Realism for the 21st Century Reader

The Moldova Playbook: How Russia's "Occupation" Accusations Mirror Its Prewar Strategy

Just days before Moldova's critical parliamentary elections, Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has issued a stark warning: NATO forces are allegedly massing in Romania and preparing

By Sunny Peter

/ 23 Sep 2025

The Moldova Playbook: How Russia's "Occupation" Accusations Mirror Its Prewar Strategy

Myth of Perpetual Dominance: What 500 Years Teaches About Multipolarity

In an era of heated debate about American decline and Chinese ascendance, Paul Kennedy's The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers offers a crucial historical corrective: every

By Sunny Peter

/ 23 Sep 2025

Myth of Perpetual Dominance: What 500 Years Teaches About Multipolarity

15 Timeless Books That Define International Relations and Geopolitics

In an era of rapid geopolitical shifts—from the Russia-Ukraine conflict to U.S.-China strategic competition, from climate diplomacy to cyber warfare—understanding the foundational principles of international relations

By Sunny Peter

/ 18 Sep 2025

15 Timeless Books That Define International Relations and Geopolitics

Canadian Government Admits: Khalistani Extremist Groups Continue Receiving Domestic Financial Support

A bombshell Canadian government report has exposed the continuing flow of financial resources to Khalistani extremist organizations operating within the country's borders, raising serious questions about national security

By Sunny Peter

/ 7 Sep 2025

Canadian Government Admits: Khalistani Extremist Groups Continue Receiving Domestic Financial Support

Gaza Endgame: How Hamas Survival Reshapes Middle East Strategy

The war in Gaza was supposed to end Hamas. Instead, it has created something potentially more dangerous: a battle-hardened insurgent movement with nothing left to lose. Despite Israeli claims of

By Sunny Peter

/ 4 Sep 2025

Gaza Endgame: How Hamas Survival Reshapes Middle East Strategy