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Explore our collection of articles on the leading megatrends in technology, politics, and society.

Filter: Geopolitics

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The long hegemony of currency

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American soft power is under pressure

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Europe’s geopolitical strategy is a green strategy

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Geopolitics of food

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Retroscope 2019: Hegemonic cycle

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Central banks rethink their purpose

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The future of globalization

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The end of the Fourth Hegemonic Cycle

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The quiet Russian Resurgence

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Indian innovation

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How China sees Hong Kong

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Multilateralism and the decline of the U.S. hegemony

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Japan, Korea and the global semiconductor industry

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New hope for the liberal world order?

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Demographics and hegemony

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East Asia becomes the center of geopolitical competition

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Alternatives at the return of history

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Is TikTok a vector for Chinese ideals?

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The Arctic through the eyes of Greenland

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Sustainable minerals for sustainable technology

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The Dragon and the Elephant in the 21st century

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The Africa Stack

The African continent might be leapfrogging into the digital economy

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The future of Europe from an Asian perspective

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Geopolitics of aid and development cooperation

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Retroscope 2018: Hegemonic cycle

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A multipolar military world

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Shadow power in the global technological arms race

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One grid to rule them all

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Eurasian momentum

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China’s challenges towards semiconductor autonomy

The AI chips race (part II)

Chips are at the heart of the generative AI Stack

We need to think about the constitution of the EU (part I)

And Luuk van Middelaar’s study of European discourses helps us structure the debate

We need to think about the constitution of the EU (part II)

And Luuk van Middelaar’s study of European spheres helps us structure the debate

The AI chips race (part I)

How AI chips will determine future geopolitical events

The Indian Stack goes global

Is a decentralized, open-source Indian-European Stack emerging?

Are weapons still a sin stock?

Changes in narratives, economic structures and the nature of technology could be altering the status of defense stock.

Sticky dependence: Europe’s reliance on Russia

Although Europe wants to decouple from Russia, our countries’ dependence is stickier and more complex than we might have estimated

Hungary’s continued development toward autocracy prompts challenges for the EU

How will having an “electoral autocracy” in their midst affect the EU's solidarity during crises and its normative power abroad?

A new dawn for nationalist parties?

For many, the brutal geopolitical awakening caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and China threatening to invade Taiwan means freedom is back on the political agenda...

Who has to pay the costs of climate change?

Issuing appeals for hundreds of millions in emergency funding to help victims of climate change might soon be a standard procedure.