Masatoshi Nishimura

The world as we know it is changing faster than ever before. Countries that were once classified as 'developing' are now boasting bustling economies and infrastructures that rival traditionally 'developed'

In this blog, we'll delve into the historical significance of the fall of the Southern Song dynasty, lessons from the Yuan period, and implications for modern power structures. We hypothesize

Whether it's the world of politics, economics, or culture, the patterns of history often repeat themselves across different parts of the globe. One of the most fascinating comparisons lies between

Gigantism, the pursuit of extravagantly large objects, has always been alluring and captivating, synonymous with strength, might, and power. For centuries, people have marveled at overly large ships or impressive

A comparative look at the rise and fall of ancient civilizations, particularly in China and Rome, provides vital clues to what may happen to contemporary societies in Europe. Marco Polo's

Throughout history, empires have grown, thrived, and eventually collapsed. Through different eras, we've seen the rise and fall of the Spanish, Mongolian, Mughal, and British Empires among others. The lifespan

It's astounding when you look at the timeline of great empires and realize they all follow a similar pattern — a dramatic rise, a pinnacle of power, and eventual decline, usually

Emerging economies, nuclear power and potential military conflicts. A slew of factors are at play, which could potentially restructure the current political and economic power dynamics on the world stage.

International diplomatic moves and economic strategies are heavily influenced by the strength of a country's economy. In recent times, India and China have demonstrated the power of having a large