Chinese intelligence circles reportedly view Trump’s Beijing visit not as a strategic breakthrough, but as a temporary ceasefire in a far larger geopolitical war involving Taiwan, artificial intelligence, Iran and global economic dominance
Athens escalates diplomatic pressure as UAV incident raises new hybrid-warfare concerns in the Mediterranean
From Taiwan and Iran to AI and supply chains, the US–China rivalry is reshaping the international order — not through direct war, but through strategic endurance, economic coercion and competitive coexistence.
As Washington and Beijing prepare for high-stakes talks, Tehran seeks Chinese protection — but fears it could become a bargaining chip in a far larger geopolitical deal.
Ankara prepares landmark legislation to transform its maritime doctrine into binding state policy across the Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean and Black Sea
Ankara disputes Greek jurisdiction near Astypalaia as tensions over maritime control and undersea infrastructure intensify in the Aegean
