• 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 ...

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...

In "Saudi Arabia and Israel: The Sinful Proximity," the GEW Intelligence Unit delves into the intricate relationship between two states that have long been viewed as geopolitical adversaries. This meticulously researched book, edited by Hichem Karoui and published by Global East-West (London), comprehensively analyses the evolving dynamics between Saudi Arabia and Israel, exploring their challenges, strategic interests, and covert interaction.The book aims to provide insights into ...

"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...

Energy Politics in the Middle East: Navigating the Global Transition is a strategic evaluation of the radical changes in the structure of the major energy-producing region of the world. This book, published by the GEW Intelligence Unit, is not a shallow reporting on the subject, but rather a report that explains the complex issues and opportunities presented by the global requirements of sustainability and decarbonisation.The research is critical to the in...

The Middle East has never had such volatile geopolitical fault lines. The core of this unrest is a growing conflict between Israel and Iran – but that is not all. The Arabian Gulf countries are the most successful and fast-modernising countries, which are directly in the centre of this intense competition.Caught In The Crossfire: Six Gulf States And The Israel-Iran Conflict is a revelation of how the six Gulf states of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirate...

From oil supercycles to solar mega-parks, the Middle East is where yesterday's energy meets tomorrow's grid. Energy Politics in the Middle East: Navigating the Global Transition explains how hydrocarbons, renewables, and geopolitics now move in lockstep—and what that means for markets, security, and growth.This concise, practitioner-focused report tracks the region's energy arc: the historical rise of oil and gas; the bargaining power behind pricing and production; and the strategi...

Caught In The Crossfire examines the geopolitical storm that the rivalry between Israel and Iran has caused, and how the six Gulf monarchies manage to navigate the storm.With the situation between two of the strongest players in the Middle East escalating, the Gulf states are finding themselves in a more complicated strategic setting. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman have to balance alliances, economic interests and ...

The 21st century's defining geopolitical contest is unfolding between the United States and China, two superpowers locked in a high-stakes rivalry that spans trade, technology, and global influence. Once economic partners, their relationship has devolved into a tense competition marked by tariffs, export controls, and a race to dominate critical technologies.This book dissects the roots of this rivalry, tracing its evolution from China's economic rise under Deng Xiaoping to the Tru...

"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...