• The research background of this book is the re-emergence of tension between major global powers, signaling a modern Cold War characterized by complex geopolitical rivalries and strategic maneuvering. Past methods involved traditional military engagements and ideological divides. Problems with these methods include their inability to address the multifaceted nature of modern conflicts, which now involve economic coercion, cyber espionage, and propaganda campaigns. The approach is well-mot...

This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the USA-EU relationship, exploring its evolution, challenges, and future prospects in a rapidly changing world.Pros and ConsThe USA-EU relationship has been a cornerstone of global stability, fostering economic growth, technological innovation, and democratic governance. The transatlantic trade and investment partnership remains one of the world's largest, benefiting both economies. However, the relationship has...

The United States is at a critical juncture due to political polarisation and a deep erosion of domestic and global trust. In [The Sick Man of the West], this trust crisis is examined through the lens of a nation struggling with the loss of faith in its institutions, disorganised leadership, and the geopolitical fallout from crumbling power. According to Gallup's statistics, only 31% of Americans trust the media, and 36% outright reject it. This book builds the case that America's fraying ...

"From Poverty to Power" provides a nuanced analysis of the economic rise of China and the decline of the United States, including the impacts of BRICS, corporate influence on economic policy, sustainability challenges, and the evolving global power dynamics. The main idea of the book is to provide an extensive comparison and analysis of China's economic rise and America's economic challenges. It discusses the historical context and drivers behind China's economic growth and poverty reducti...

The research background of this study focuses on the evolving global power dynamics and their impact on international politics, particularly examining the strategies and relationships of key nations such as China, Russia, and the US.• Past methods in studying international relations have included traditional diplomacy, state-centric analyses, and historical context evaluations. Problems with these methods include a lack of adaptability to modern technological advancements and trans...

Politics is often portrayed as a contest of personalities, ideologies, and chance. In reality, it is also a strategic game governed by incentives, expectations, and calculated decisions. The Political Playbook introduces readers to the powerful analytical framework of game theory and demonstrates how it can be used to understand—and even anticipate—the behaviour of political actors in elections, legislative bargaining, international diplomacy, coalition building, lobbying, sanctio...

The End of Postwar Europe? NATO, Power, and the Return of Hard Security offers a structured, multi‑part analysis of Europe's changing security landscape after the end of the post–Cold War order.Part I, "The Unravelling of the Post–Cold War Order", situates the war in Ukraine within a longer trajectory: the reset with Russia, the illusion of a "long holiday from history", and the neglected signals from the Balkans to Georgia, Crimea, and Donbas.Part II, "A Continent...

[The Debt Trap] examines how America reached this precarious juncture, tracing the roots of its debt crisis from the Reagan-era tax cuts and post-9/11 wars to the 2008 financial bailouts and COVID-19 stimulus packages. Both political parties share the blame: Republicans for championing deficit-busting tax breaks, Democrats for expanding entitlements without sustainable funding. The result? A debt-to-GDP ratio exceeding 120%, interest payments now outpacing defence spending...

"Sandstorms And Deals" explores the prospects for Donald Trump's return to the White House, signalling a potentially dramatic shift in America's approach to the Middle East. Building on his first administration's legacy, Trump's second term promises to reshape regional dynamics through transactional diplomacy, economic pressure, and military restraint.This book examines the likely trajectory of Trump's Middle East policy based on his campaign promises, prev...

Israel's political landscape is deeply influenced by a complex interplay of nationalist, religious, and ideological forces. In recent years, far-right parties have moved from the fringes to the heart of government, significantly impacting the country's policies—especially on issues surrounding the Palestinian territories and minority rights.This book examines the major far-right entities shaping Israel's current political climate. The ruling Likud party, under Benjamin Netanyahu, h...

"The Thucydides Trap And US-China Rivalry" profoundly explores how an emerging power inevitably clashes with existing power, often defying rationality and logic in its quest for balance. It delves into the intense rivalry between the United States and China, dissecting the events that led to it, the policy decisions involved, and the potential future outcomes.The Thucydides Trap anchors itself in fundamental history. In the case of this book, the Peloponnesian War, Sparta's fearful...

"The Strait of Hormuz Gambit" analyses global energy security in light of escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, with a specific focus on the fragile balance concerning the Strait of Hormuz. It outlines three potential future scenarios: a limited conflict between 2025 and 2026; a prolonged partial disruption from 2026 to 2028 leading to an energy crisis; and a complete strategic transformation of the global energy landscape from 2028 to 2035.The economic stability of r...