The international system is changing towards a more multipolar world order. Accelerated by a series of global events that have occurred in the past decades, a new era of international relations, increasingly driven by Russia and China, appears to be emerging
This report analyzes the strategic Japan-Mexico energy partnership formed in April 2026 as a response to global supply disruptions caused by the partial closure of the Strait of Hormuz
The 21st century is witnessing a surge in the popularity of the Northern Sea Route (NSR) as a new maritime corridor for global trade
Abstract Despite a history of rivalry, Argentina and Brazil have turned nuclear technology into a tool for rapprochement rather than competition. Recent developments — Brazil’s nuclear-fueled submarine and Argentina’s new nuclear energy plan — are not signs of an arms race, but
As of today, the war in Ukraine has been ongoing for more than four years; however, the origins of the conflict between Russia and the Western bloc run much deeper and can be traced back to longstanding geopolitical tensions
Since 2018, relations between the Holy See and Nicaragua have deteriorated into one of the most sustained confrontations between a state and the Catholic Church in contemporary Latin America. Under President Daniel Ortega, the Nicaraguan government has moved beyond episodic tensions toward
In the emerging Levant, Jordan gains relevance not through hard power but by providing political, logistical, and energy continuity in an increasingly fragmented region
In the contemporary debate on the security of global maritime routes, choke points are generally analysed through a predominantly geopolitical framework
From the second half of the 20th century, the power of a country is not only defined in the military strength, but it’s also in the projection of its soft-power
Relations between China and the Holy See represent one of the most complex and understudied intersections of law, religion, and global geopolitics. Beyond ecclesiastical matters, this bilateral relationship involves strategically sensitive issues arising from profound divergences between the two actors, the Two-China
