5 years and 1 election later, why China’s Myanmar dilemma still isn’t over
China continues to navigate its complex relationship with Myanmar amidst ongoing political turmoil and competition from other global powers.
East Africa: The New Scramble for Horn of Africa - Global Powers' Expanding Footprint - Ethiopia's Maritime Ambition
The article discusses the geopolitical dynamics in East Africa, particularly focusing on the increasing attention from global powers in the Horn of Africa amidst ongoing regional instability.
Carney to leave for overseas trade trips, starting with India
Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a 10-day international trade mission to India, Australia, and Japan, following a significant speech at Davos advocating for cooperation among middle powers.
Michał Szułdrzyński: Why Radosław Sikorski's speech appealed to Karol Nawrocki?
Radosław Sikorski's recent speech focused on global security and Poland's relationship with major powers, emphasizing the need for resilience through alliances like NATO and the EU.
Thailand: independence and identity before the powers
Thailand maintains its independence and identity amidst the influences of global powers, historically adept at balancing between competing interests.
Liberals accept Tory budget changes on sweeping cabinet power proposals
The Canadian federal Liberals accepted a Conservative proposal to add restrictions on new cabinet powers aimed at enhancing competitiveness, amid concerns over the implications for democracy.
Two major powers would benefit from Donald Trump's new global rate
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs and his announcement of a global 15% rate alters trade dynamics, creating winners and losers among nations.
Trump Response with 15% Tariff Following Ruling on Inter-Customs Tariffs... Trade Order in Turmoil
Following a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court declaring tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act illegal, President Donald Trump responded with a new 15% tariff on all imports, further complicating global trade relations.
The power of the USA in the world will change first slowly and little, and then quickly and a lot
The article discusses the declining global hegemony of the USA, highlighting how emerging powers like China and Russia challenge its authority on the international stage.
Fury and chaos in global trade: Trump's new tariff plan in 10 keys
The US Supreme Court ruled that tariffs imposed by the Trump administration in 2025 using the Emergency Economic Powers Act were illegal, leading to uncertainty in global trade policies.
Sudanese Writer: Why Did Major Powers Ignore the Massacres in El Fasher Despite Warnings?
A Sudanese writer criticizes global powers for failing to prevent the massacres in El Fasher, as detailed in a UN report.
The ‘but’ of Trump’s new 15% tariff: How many days will it last at most?
Donald Trump plans to maintain a 15% global tariff despite a Supreme Court ruling against broad tariffs, utilizing alternative congressional powers to impose them, potentially limiting their duration.
Donald Trump has announced increasing global tariffs on US imports from 10 to 15 percent
Donald Trump announced a rise in tariffs on US imports following a Supreme Court decision limiting his tariff-setting powers.
Trump Promises to Impose a 10% Global Tariff on US Trade Partners
US President Donald Trump announced plans to implement a 10% global tariff on trade partners, in addition to existing tariffs, citing powers under the 1974 Trade Act.
After the US Supreme Court's blow – D. Trump's outbreak and new tariff decision
D. Trump announced the imposition of an additional 10% global tariff following a Supreme Court decision that enhanced his regulatory powers over trade.
'The court bowed to foreign powers, will impose an additional 10% tariff...,' Trump reacts furiously to SC's decision
Donald Trump expressed his strong disappointment regarding the Supreme Court's decision that rejected his global tariff program, accusing judges of succumbing to foreign influences.
Trump tariff court ruling does little to end uncertainty for global business
A US Supreme Court ruling declaring Donald Trump's tariffs illegal introduces clarity on presidential powers but leaves international businesses in continued uncertainty about future trade policies.
US Supreme Court strikes down Trump global tariffs
The US Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump's use of emergency economic powers to impose tariffs was unauthorized, impacting global trade significantly.
The US Supreme Court has canceled numerous global tariff rates imposed by D. Trump
The US Supreme Court has ruled against the global tariff rates implemented by former President D. Trump, stating that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize such measures.
Trump’s tariffs on Canada, world are unlawful, U.S. Supreme Court rules
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Trump's tariffs imposed on Canada and other countries were unlawful, rejecting the justification based on emergency powers.
Will Canada’s new defense strategy succeed without relying on Washington?
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has launched a historic multi-billion dollar defense strategy aimed at reducing reliance on foreign powers for the country's security amid a changing global landscape.
Trump administration expands ICE’s power to detain refugees with legal status
The Trump administration has expanded Immigration and Customs Enforcement's powers to detain legal refugees seeking permanent residency, potentially impacting thousands of individuals.
Is a new East India Company rising? Rubio's speech indicates Trump's imperialist dominance!
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's call for Western nations to re-engage in the global market echoes colonial intentions reminiscent of European powers in Asia and Africa.
What about Norway? Have we noticed that there is a civilizational struggle underway?
The article discusses the perception of Europe in the context of global power dynamics, highlighting rising criticism from various global powers including the US.
SZ in the Evening: News from February 15, 2026
The article discusses the contrasting views of U.S. leaders and European desires, highlighting differing perspectives on NATO and European self-assertion in global powers' dynamics.
Africa's Rebellion Against Former Empires: The Roots - Philosopher Achille Mbembe
Achille Mbembe discusses Africa's response to former empires and modern powers shaping new spheres of influence amidst ongoing conflicts and political turmoil.
Future of World Order: "Those who only watch bulldozer politics are helplessly at the mercy of the whims of great powers"
The article discusses criticisms at the Munich Security Conference regarding the changing perceptions of security and power dynamics, as many citizens lose faith in traditional political structures.
Video | Europe increases its investments in space programs to record levels
Europe is significantly boosting its investments in space programs to achieve greater technological autonomy and geopolitical influence, aiming to compete with major global powers.
Free trade or fortress Europe? The battle for the soul of the EU economy
European leaders are set to meet to discuss the EU's economic challenges, dependency on global powers, and measures to protect its industries.
The Trump Administration Accelerates the Dismantling of the Trade System Without a Plan to Rebuild It
The Trump administration's aggressive dismantling of the global trade system lacks a coherent plan for reconstruction, leading to a power vacuum filled by other economic powers like the EU.
Why China’s nuclear arsenal is under fire as US-Russia pact falls apart
The article discusses accusations by the US against China regarding undisclosed nuclear tests and explores the implications for global arms control amidst rising tensions between nuclear powers.
Nuclear powers scramble for high ground after arms treaty expires
Major nuclear powers are intensifying their strategic posturing following the expiration of the New START treaty, leading to fears of a renewed arms race.
China is trying to catch up with the previous major players of the nuclear powers Russia and the USA
The end of the 'New Start' agreement between the US and Russia heightens global uncertainty as experts point to a diminished willingness for stability.
Trump's Peace Board Begins Marked by Global Divisions
The Peace Board for Gaza, backed by a UN Security Council resolution, begins amidst controversy over its centralized powers granted to President Trump, potentially marginalizing the UN despite its inception within it.
Why China and Europe should care about Central Asia’s water crisis
The worsening water crisis in Central Asia poses strategic threats to global trade and energy systems, necessitating urgent attention from major powers like China and Europe.
US-China rivalry: great powers that don’t make things won’t be great for long
The article discusses how nations that prioritize building productive capacity over financial gains are more likely to succeed amidst shifting global perspectives on power and influence.
International Law is Clinically Dead
In a commentary, Dennis Sand argues that international law is effectively meaningless as major powers disregard its rules.
Guillaume Tabard: "Necessity of a Budget, Urgency of Defense"
Guillaume Tabard discusses the urgent need for a budget in defense due to the growing instability posed by global powers like Russia and the U.S.
Arctic in Crisis: Svalbard and Greenland in the Crosshairs of Russia, China, and the USA
The Svalbard archipelago is becoming a geopolitical battleground as Norway hardens its stance against foreign rights while major powers view the Arctic as the next strategic frontier.
Greenland must join the EU. Otherwise, it will fall into the hands of the USA, or perhaps Russia or China
The article discusses the political significance of Greenland's status, the importance of the Northern Passage and its resources to global powers, and the positions of the USA and European countries regarding Greenland amid speculations following US actions in Venezuela.
The Return of the Barbarians... If They Ever Left
Recent events in Venezuela have led analysts to believe that the world is moving towards a new order characterized by regional imperialist multipolarity, where a small group of great powers can exert control without opposition.
Europe must leave behind sluggishness, arrogance, and national egoism
The article discusses the need for Europe to unite and move towards a different future amidst the destabilizing influence of global powers like Putin and Trump.
Europe must abandon its beautiful dream - otherwise the rule-breakers will win the power game
The article discusses how Putin and Trump are disrupting the old world order and forming a potentially unstable system of three global powers with China, urging Europe to seek a new future alongside a fifth power as a last chance.
"Donroe" Doctrine: Who Owns Greenland? Who Owns Cuba? And Who Owns Taiwan?
The article discusses the geopolitical disputes over territories like Greenland, Cuba, and Taiwan, emphasizing how local populations feel sidelined in the negotiations among global powers.
US Supreme Court rules against Trump's global tariffs
The US Supreme Court has ruled against Donald Trump's imposition of global tariffs, citing a clear constitutional mandate that such powers lie with Congress.
For Peace and Multilateralism, a Sovereign Europe
The article emphasizes the need for Europe to recognize its strength and assert its position among major global political powers, as international order and values of peace and security are under threat.
Now on Greenland Macron loses his head. 'Trump colonialist'
French President Macron strongly criticizes U.S. statements about Greenland, condemning the tendency of global powers to share the world and calling for the defense of functioning multilateral institutions.
How the British Route to India Was Secured in 1806
The British conquest of the Cape Colony in 1806 was a pivotal event in the global competition among European powers for control of maritime routes to India and the Far East.
The Migration of Scientists from America to China: Has a New Cold War Begun?
The migration of scientists from the United States to China signifies a deeper competition between the two global powers over funding, attracting talent, and increasing geopolitical tensions.
Africa and the Investment Question: Who Wins in the Era of Global Competition?
The article discusses Africa's emerging role as a crucial player in the global economy and the implications of rising investments and competition from international powers, raising questions about who truly benefits from these investments.