Global politics is often explained through events conflicts, alliances, summits, and crises. But beneath
these headlines lie deeper forces shaped by geography, power, and strategy.
From great-power rivalries and regional conflicts to maritime routes and strategic chokepoints, the
Geopolitics section at The Dialectics explores how states compete, cooperate, and position themselves in an ever-shifting international landscape
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For readers who want to move beyond daily headlines and understand the strategic logic of global politics, this section offers a clearer view of how power operates across the world
US-Iran Negotiations: Five of the most thorough studies of international
Hungary’s election of 2026 marks the fall of illiberal rule,
The deepening conflict in West Asia exposes a major flaw.
In early September 2025, a significant chapter was added to the relationship between India and Singapore
Material strength alone will not make someone a superpower, but their intent to get involved in a crisis and have a say.
The New India-Bangladesh dynamic - Will the newly elected BNP hold its historical baggage with India or will it forge a renewed alliance that was strained during the interim period.
Carney’s admission wasn’t an astonishing disclosure rather it was a long expected acknowledgement of the Illusion of the global order.
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Based on the work of Allan Gyngell’s “Fear of Abandonment”, since WWII Australia’s foreign policy has been dictated by three strands- alliance, regional engagement and rules-based order.
Why Washington and Tehran Sidelined the World