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The New Multipolar Order: How Five Powers Are Redrawing the Global Map

A comprehensive examination of the structural forces dismantling the post-Cold War unipolar moment — and the competing visions for what replaces it.

Marcus Vane · May 18, 2026 · 14 min

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Video Briefings

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May 21, 202624 min

The BRICS Expansion: A New World Order or Paper Tiger?

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May 19, 202618 min

Ukraine's Frozen Conflict: The Diplomatic Endgame Scenarios

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May 14, 202631 min

AUKUS at Three Years: Submarines, Sovereignty, and Strategic Signalling

Written Reports

Europe May 20, 2026 8 min read

NATO's Eastern Flank: The Quiet Militarisation of the Baltic Corridor

Infrastructure investments, pre-positioned assets, and the strategic logic behind the alliance's most significant eastward expansion since 2004.

Elena Marsh

Asia-Pacific May 17, 2026 11 min read

The Taiwan Calculus: Deterrence, Dependency, and the Semiconductor Chessboard

Why the island's strategic value extends far beyond geography — and how economic interdependence complicates every military scenario.

James Okafor

Middle East May 15, 2026 9 min read

Gulf Realignment: The Saudi-Iran Détente and Its Limits

Beijing's brokered normalisation was a diplomatic coup — but structural rivalries, proxy conflicts, and sectarian fault lines remain unresolved.

Nadia Khalil

Africa May 22, 2026 7 min read

Sahel Collapse: The Domino Effect Threatening West Africa's Stability

Four military coups in three years. The structural drivers of instability and the external actors filling the vacuum left by departing Western forces.

Amara Diallo

Americas May 21, 2026 10 min read

Latin America's Lithium Triangle: The New Resource Geopolitics

Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina sit atop 60% of the world's lithium reserves. How the clean energy transition is creating a new scramble for strategic minerals.

Carlos Reyes

Cyber May 20, 2026 12 min read

The Fifth Domain: State-Sponsored Cyber Operations in 2026

From infrastructure attacks to influence operations — how nation-states are weaponising the digital domain and what it means for global stability.

Marcus Vane

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