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Spheres of Influence Threaten the Postwar Order but Free Nations Can Push BackContinue reading on Medium »
When Keir Starmer recently argued that Britain must rebuild its hard power, much of the discussion focused on defence spending. That is understandable. After years of underinvestme...
For decades we have lived in a world that seemed to transcend geography. Information, money, goods, germs and weapons have come to defy distance.
Everyday assumptions have been challenged by the economic havoc wrought by the blockage of a single vital shipping and energy route.
Last week, I was in Gothenburg, Sweden, the city where the word “geopolitics” (“geopolitik” in Swedish) was probably first uttered publicly. It was spoken by Rudolf Kjellen, who co...
It’s a high-stakes week for global geopolitics and diplomacy. On this episode of Talking Geopolitics, GPF Chairman George Friedman joins host Christian Smith for a broad discussion...
The administration’s hemispheric vision has dangerous roots and dangerous implications.
The Arctic region has rapidly emerged as a center of geopolitical competition, driven by melting polar ice, expanding maritime trade…Continue reading on Medium »
The New Geopolitics of Climate and Migration on the Eve of COP31Continue reading on Medium »
The prospect of a formal alliance between China and Russia has long worried their adversaries, especially the United States. But Beijing and Moscow are not formal allies, and their...
The foreign policy of great powers shapes the structure of international politics. The United States, China, and Russia pursue different…Continue reading on Medium »
August was a busy month for work travel at GPF. While Antonia was exploring the origins of geopolitics in Sweden, my journey took me to Mongolia, the birthplace of Genghis Khan, wh...
Latin America, in particular, should consider how to leverage its many strengths to remedy its relatively weak position on the global stage.
Is Eastern Europe finally free from the crushing dominance of foreign powers? In this recent ClubGPF Live Discussion, GPF analyst Ridvan Bari Urcosta joins GPF Chairman George Frie...
<p>Eurasia Group&#8217;s Ian Bremmer on why we may be on the brink of a more stable business environment.</p>
The most important logistics story coming out of Moscow this week may not be the unusual arrival of a U.S. Air Force C-17 carrying CIA Director John Ratcliffe. It may be diesel. Ra...
CEO drilling in Greenland says mining could rival Russian region in scale as resources remain restricted by war
Peace is increasingly counted by conflicts announced as finished, not by those that actually ended.Continue reading on The Haven »
It’s a high-stakes week for global geopolitics and diplomacy. On this episode of Talking Geopolitics, GPF Chairman George Friedman joins host Christian Smith for a broad discussion...
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Taiwan’s formal relationships in Africa and Latin America point to the real factors driving recognition decisions – and it’s not “dollar diplomacy.”
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