Geopolitics – Page 36 – The Liberal Globe

An Aggressive Realist Perspective on Russia’s Strategic Dilemma

April 10, 2025

This analysis examines Russia’s strategic position under President Vladimir Putin through the lens of aggressive realism, focusing on the paradox where peaceful intentions lead…

NATO experts and military personnel are misleading the outcome of the War in Ukraine with their opinions

April 10, 2025

NATO experts and military personnel, and many NATO veterans (the well-known clowns of the mainstream media), often state that Europe together with Ukraine has…

The King will abdicate, Long live the King!

April 10, 2025

The United States, through statements and actions, clearly shows its will to distance itself from NATO. Given that the alliance was born from the…

Trump’s plan for Europe

April 3, 2025

The big story of Donald Trump’s “generous” offer to Volodymyr Zelensky regarding Ukraine’s natural resources has predictably attracted everyone’s attention. But the American president’s…

China vs. Taiwan – A new escalation with many messages and recipients

April 3, 2025

Precision strikes on key ports and energy facilities, blockade and control of the island republic of Taiwan by units of all branches of the…

Ukraine: The Foggy Landscape increases in intensity

April 3, 2025

There are situations where the only thing that is clear is that nothing is clear. The process of resolving the crisis in Ukraine (or…

Iran closes its airspace, prepares for US attack

April 3, 2025

Iran is closing its airspace, saying it is preparing for an attack by the United States, information that has been investigated through sources in…

Turkish Defense Industry: The Foundation of Turkey’s Revisionist Policy

April 3, 2025

The record exports of the Turkish defense industry in 2024 are proof of the success of Ankara’s 25-year effort to make Turkey a global…

The Historically Cyclical Nature of European Wars: Strategic Interests, Economic Profit and Today’s Nuclear Dangers

April 3, 2025

History reveals a disturbing pattern in European geopolitics—every hundred years, war returns just as the last major conflict fades from collective memory. This recurrence…