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Analysis· No. 1092

ANALYSIS: Kim Jong-un and the destructive posture: why North Korea chooses calculated escalation

On June 25, 2026, according to ABC News, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un explicitly called on his armed forces to adopt a "destructive military…

Analysis· No. 1089

DECODING: Sixty days to seal it all: the fragile roadmap between Washington and Tehran

Since June 21, 2026, a diplomatic clock has been ticking in Washington, in Tehran, and in the capitals holding their breath. Sixty days. That…

Analysis· No. 1088

ANALYSIS: Hormuz, the strait that shakes the world: decoding the US-Iran $300-billion deal

The Strait of Hormuz. Twenty-one kilometres at its narrowest point. Two two-mile-wide shipping lanes. And yet this tiny passage between Iran and Oman represents…

Analysis· No. 1084

DECODING: Tanks in the Streets of Taipei: the Five-Day Exercise Preparing the Island for the Unthinkable

Since June 22, 2026, Taiwan has transformed its urban arteries into combat corridors. Tanks, armored vehicles, columns of soldiers in combat gear have patrolled…

Analysis· No. 1083

ANALYSIS: The 1260H list — how Beijing retaliates against Washington and arms the economic war for Taiwan

There are administrative documents that resemble declarations of war. The so-called "1260H list" — an inventory of companies designated by the U.S. Department of…

Analysis· No. 1079

DECODING: Anchorage, Istanbul, MFA — decoding the Kremlin's three maximalist peace mantras

In diplomacy, words matter more than facts — at least for those who do not take the time to break them apart. Vladimir Putin…

Analysis· No. 1078

ANALYSIS: Istanbul 2022, the trap — why Putin's peace is nothing but disguised capitulation

In diplomacy, ghosts are dangerous. They seem to offer a way out, a solution, a precedent to cling to. In June 2026, Vladimir Putin…

Analysis· No. 1074

ANALYSIS: Russian bonds collapse — the debt market has already condemned the Kremlin's war

There are truths that missiles cannot tell, realities that Kremlin communiqués cannot mask, and verdicts that only money delivers with implacable coldness. The Russian…

Analysis· No. 1072

DECODING: Structural Exhaustion: What the Kiel Institute Report Really Says About Russia's Economy

The Kiel Institute (IfW Kiel) is one of the most respected and widely cited economic institutes in Europe. Founded in 1914, it has earned…