International Relation

From inside elite circles in the 1990s, Japan was already considered “finished.” The asset bubble had burst. GDP stagnated. Demographics turned negative. In high-culture and academic environments—from Paris to

e often analyze geopolitics through the lens of Realism (military power) or Liberalism (institutions). But as the global order fractures in 2026, those frameworks are failing. They measure capacity, not

In 2025, three of the world’s biggest public broadcasters — the BBC, Germany’s ARD, and France Télévisions — are under fire from their own political classes. Across continents, populist and

The global currency landscape is shifting—but perhaps not in the way most people think. Recent geopolitical tensions, economic shifts, and political developments—particularly involving former President Donald Trump and

The Japanese Paradox: Looking Beyond BordersGrowing up in Japan, I was immersed in the country's rich pop culture, particularly through manga and anime. Yet something fascinating struck me about beloved

The power dynamics and geopolitics of East Asia could drastically change in the coming years, particularly if scenarios involving China, the United States, and their respective allies unfold. Based on

The history of global superpowers has often been characterized by long periods of peace followed by abrupt, destructive conflicts. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, these powers, such as the

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'