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Few modern leaders have changed their country’s image as much as Vladimir Putin. Since he came to power in the late 1990s, he has represented Russia’s return to global strength: assertive, defiant, and firmly opposed to Western influence. For over twenty years, Putin has been more than just a president; he has embodied the Russian state itself. Now, as his time in power enters its third decade, a critical question arises: what will happen to Russia when Putin is no longer in

The dream of Georgia finally being able to anchor itself to the West is now dead. The building of the Ochamchire naval base in Abkhazia...

In October 2021, the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) introduced the world to its investigation into the creation of...

Population Pyramid of South Korea The demographic dividend refers to the economic growth that can result when a country’s working-age...

The Red Sea links Asia to Europe. Since late 2023, ships there have faced drone and missile threats tied to the Yemen conflict. A U.S....

The United States of America’s imposed tariffs on BRICS countries has enabled the contemporary economic alliance of emerging economies to...

For years, the Arctic was seen as a desolate, icy wilderness, remote and untouched by the ambitions of global superpowers. But as climate...