TAPI’s Main Issue is Not the Pipeline
TAPI’s greatest challenge is not building the pipeline, but securing the political stability and regional cooperation needed to operate it.
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The Partnership between the European Union and Greenland: A Strategic Cooperation
The strengthening of the EU partnership with Greenland aims to support its economic development and autonomy in response to US ambitions.
The construction of the CKU Railway is finally getting under way: who will gain from it?
The CKU railway could reshape Central Asian trade, but its success will depend on whether Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan can turn transit connectivity into genuine economic gains while preserving strategic autonomy
Europe’s Energy Reckoning
Europe’s energy security requires moving beyond dependence on any single supplier by strengthening renewables and diversified partnerships.
Outside the Chokepoint Pakistan’s Bid to be Central Asia’s Route to the Sea
Pakistan is seeking to position itself as a reliable trade and transit gateway to the sea for landlocked Central Asian states.
When Neighbors Become Adversaries: The US-Canada Trade Crash and the End of North American Trust
The US-Canada trade dispute shows how tariffs can turn economic interdependence into a weapon, undermining decades of cooperation.
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.
When Neighbors Become Adversaries: The US-Canada Trade Crash and the End of North American Trust
The US-Canada trade dispute shows how tariffs can turn economic interdependence into a weapon, undermining decades of cooperation.
The construction of the CKU Railway is finally getting under way: who will gain from it?
The CKU railway could reshape Central Asian trade, but its success will depend on whether Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan can turn transit connectivity into genuine economic gains while preserving strategic autonomy
Europe’s Energy Reckoning
Europe’s energy security requires moving beyond dependence on any single supplier by strengthening renewables and diversified partnerships.
A New Corridor in the Middle East
A new corridor linking the UAE to the Mediterranean through Iraq and Syria could reshape regional trade routes.
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.