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India’s Centralization Moves
GPF Team -
Sept. 22, 2017 Allison Fedirka and Xander Snyder discuss Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s moves to assert greater central authority over aspects of India’s economy and financial institutions. Sign up here for free updates on topics like this.
The State of Argentina’s ‘Transformation’
Argentine President Javier Milei will not be commemorating his country’s revolution on May 25 as originally planned. At the beginning of the year, he...
For Iran and Israel, There’s No Going Back
A decades-old norm was broken April 13 when Iran fired hundreds of drones and missiles at Israel from its own territory, instead of relying...
A new US-Italy Security Partnership
Limes -
By Lucio Caracciolo
October 7 is not derived from February 24, but it still rhymes. It confirms that American introversion prompts challenges to the divided...
TURKEY OUTRIVALLED BY IRAN
Limes -
by Daniele Santoro
Originally published on Limes 10/2023 Guerra Grande in Terrasanta
The proxy war launched by Iran against Israel through Hamas risks dismantling the approach...
Panama’s Post-Canal Economy Takes Shape
Throughout 2023, the Panama Canal Authority has introduced various restrictions on the size and frequency of vessels transiting the canal amid an extended period...
China, India and the Path to Escalation
There is growing international concern about a potential conflict between China and India over their disputed border in the Himalayas. However, the possibility of...
Protectionism Drives Food Prices Higher
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On July 20, three days after Russia pulled out of the Black Sea grain deal, India opted to impose restrictions on the...
Building Out the Model
Aug. 18, 2017
Allison Fedirka and Xander Snyder detail how we incorporate history, maps and forecasting to create our geopolitical model. Learn more about our methodology with our free report.
Net Assessment of the Middle East and North Africa
GPF Team -
Dec. 2, 2015 Modern Middle Eastern states were largely formed by the British and French starting at the conclusion of World War I. The region today is struggling with a deep divide between declining secular regimes and emerging Islamist non-state actors.
In Israel, the people’s Army no longer believes in the people
Limes -
By Fabrizio Maronta
1. On March 14, 2023, in the Knesset (Israel’s parliament), the coalition centred on the majority party (Likud) of Prime Minister Binyamin...
Net Assessment of Sub-Saharan Africa
GPF Team -
Dec. 2, 2015 While the continent in some ways is still struggling to overcome the effects of its colonial past, some sub-Saharan African countries have produced high growth rates in recent years and may become the sorely needed future leaders for the region.
