The Russo-Ukraine War Continues to Dominate Global Attention[1][2][3]
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine remains the central geopolitical flashpoint, with fighting continuing across multiple fronts. Both sides have suffered heavy casualties, and the war has disrupted global energy and food supplies. Diplomatic efforts to end the conflict have so far failed, and the prospect of a negotiated settlement remains uncertain.
Tensions Flare in the Taiwan Strait[1][3][4]
Relations between China and the United States over the status of Taiwan have grown increasingly tense, with China conducting military exercises and warplane incursions near the island. The U.S. has responded by strengthening ties with Taiwan and increasing naval patrols in the region, raising fears of a potential military confrontation.
Instability Persists in the Middle East[1][2][3]
Conflicts and political upheaval continue to plague various parts of the Middle East. In Syria, the civil war grinds on with no clear resolution. Tensions between Iran and Israel/the U.S. remain high. And in Yemen, the protracted civil war has created a dire humanitarian crisis.
Climate Change Impacts Geopolitics Worldwide[1][4][5]
The effects of climate change, including extreme weather events, droughts, and rising sea levels, are increasingly shaping geopolitical dynamics around the world. Countries are having to grapple with issues like resource scarcity, mass migration, and national security threats posed by a changing climate.
Citations:
[1] https://osintltd.com/p/geopolitics-newsletters
[2] https://politics.feedspot.com/geopolitics_blogs/
[3] https://geopoliticalfutures.com/welcome/
[4] https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/just-do-why-you-should-start-writing-ollie-wright-hz8oe
[5] https://theconversation.com/us/topics/geopolitics-4230
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