How ‘The West’ beat ‘The Rest’ with six ‘Killer Apps’
Editor’s note: This article on Niall Ferguson’s book was published in 2011 and republished by Global Sentinel in 2018. It has…
Ever imagined a PetroYuan world?
By Henry Agbonika There are indications Saudi Arabia is considering selling its oil in yuan. According to reports monitored on…
Is the West laissez-faire about economic warfare?
By Esfandyar Batmanghalidj In his 1919 work Economic Consequences of the Peace, John Maynard Keynes warns that “the menace of inflationism…
From Hiroshima to Ukraine: The return of the nuclear threat
By Andreas Noll Nuclear arms were a symbol of the Cold War. The recent Russian threats in the war with…
Professional military education institutions in Africa
By the Africa Center for Strategic Studies Professional military education institutions aim to foster capable and apolitical militaries to uphold…
2023: Why we need president of South-East extraction, balancing of key federal offices-Intersociety
•Presidency of Nigeria’s Southeast extraction and balancing of key gederal offices is a must in 2023 •Intersociety Said In A…
Russia-China alliance: Has ‘Oceania, Eurasia and Eastasia’ come full circle?
•The new China-Russia friendship ‘without limits’ is being put to the test, the latest chapter in nearly 80 years of…
Maintaining America’s nuclear deterrent
By John D. Maurer The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine and Vladimir Putin’s recent nuclear threats against his neighbors are drawing renewed…
Putin is creating the multipolar world he (thought he) wanted
By Sven Biscop, Bart Dessein & Jasper Roctus Up until the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s and China’s worsening relations…
Boycotts, not bombs: Sanctions are a go-to tactic, with uneven results
By Ella Koeze In response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine late last month, Western powers turned to an increasingly common playbook: imposing a…