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Stories tagged “geopolitics” on Waqya.
Turkish President Erdogan has issued a public invitation to Egypt to join a new, Turkiye-led defence pact, sparking debate about the real motivations behind this move and what it means for regional security.
The US Space Force's latest contract for "Flatellites" raises questions about the true purpose of space exploration - is it to monitor threats, or to pave the way for a new era of conflict?
Will the US Treasury's new sanctions against Iran truly be a 'one-two punch' or just a repackaged version of existing policy, raising concerns about the credibility of US economic statecraft?
The visit has left many wondering about the motivations behind it, with analysts trying to decipher why Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are choosing to strengthen their ties now.
The U.S. job market continues to defy expectations, shrugging off the economic shockwaves of the Iran conflict. But is this a sign of strength or a delayed reckoning?
In a candid interview, Greece's top military leader, General Konstantinos Floros, declared that anyone setting foot on Greek soil will be "burned," sparking debates on national sovereignty, international law, and the implications for refugees and asylum seekers.
A searing look at the intersection of geopolitics and human migration, where the lines between humanitarian crisis and strategic manipulation blur.
A migrant crisis in Ceuta, Spain, exposes the flaws in Europe's approach to controlling its borders and the consequences of outsourcing migration management.
As tensions run high in Jammu and Kashmir, even the mundane carries a deadly edge, forcing us to question what lies beneath the surface.
The West's push to contain China's tech growth may have inadvertently strengthened its rival's resolve, accelerating its capabilities and reshaping the global economy.
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