The EU–Armenia Connectivity Partnership: A Shared Opportunity
Armenia is strengthening its European integration through a strategic partnership with the EU while pursuing normalization with neighbors.
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A New EU Member State Soon
Montenegro could become the EU’s next member state by 2028, reflecting the EU’s determination to strengthen stability in the Balkans.
Corridors of Power: BRI, IMEC, and the Contest for the Emerging World Order
The rivalry between China’s BRI and IMEC is reshaping global geopolitics around the control of strategic corridors and supply chains.
A Game-Changer on the Iran Border
Pakistan and Iran have recently launched a strategic land corridor transforming regional trade toward Central Asia.
The UAE’s Exit from OPEC and OPEC+: A Turning Point for Global Oil Markets
The UAE’s exit from OPEC marks a strategic turning point reflecting a structural transformation in global oil markets.
From Market Access to Investment: Europe’s Expanding Role in Pakistan
Europe can support Pakistan’s economic recovery, but only if domestic reforms ensure a stable and credible environment to attract investment.
China-Gwadar-Africa Corridor: A Route to Blue Economy
The China–Gwadar–Africa corridor aims to strengthen connectivity between Asia and Africa while developing a sustainable blue economy.
What “Board of Peace” Offer to the World?
China’s refusal to join the “Board of Peace” highlights the clash between a U.S.-led initiative and support for UN-centered multilateralism.
A Game-Changer on the Iran Border
Pakistan and Iran have recently launched a strategic land corridor transforming regional trade toward Central Asia.
A New EU Member State Soon
Montenegro could become the EU’s next member state by 2028, reflecting the EU’s determination to strengthen stability in the Balkans.
The UAE’s Exit from OPEC and OPEC+: A Turning Point for Global Oil Markets
The UAE’s exit from OPEC marks a strategic turning point reflecting a structural transformation in global oil markets.
What Future Awaits the Port of Darwin?
The development of Darwin Port, managed by Chinese company Landbridge, is being reassessed amid rising tensions in Australia-China relations.