Power Shift Report
Independent analysis on power, policy, and global affairs.
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For most of modern history, fishing has been treated as a commercial matter — a question of quotas, trawlers, and trade agreements. That framing is becoming increasingly inadequate. Across the Indo-Pacific, the North Atlantic, and the waters of…
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For much of the twentieth century, climate change was framed primarily as an environmental concern — a problem for scientists, conservationists, and…
The battlefield has always rewarded speed, precision, and information. Artificial intelligence is now compressing all three into systems that can act faster…
Something fundamental is shifting in how global power is organized. The world’s population crossed the 50 percent urban threshold around 2007, and…
For decades, the standard arrangement was straightforward: resource-rich countries dug up raw materials, exported them, and let wealthier industrialized nations do the…
When people picture the internet, they tend to imagine satellites orbiting overhead or invisible wireless signals bouncing between towers. The physical reality…
Copper rarely attracts the same headlines as lithium or rare earth elements, but in practical terms, it may be more indispensable than…
The Balkans rarely dominate global headlines the way they did in the 1990s. But strategic relevance does not require constant crisis to…
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For much of the twentieth century, climate change was framed primarily as an environmental concern — a problem…
For most of modern history, fishing has been treated as a commercial matter — a question of quotas,…
The battlefield has always rewarded speed, precision, and information. Artificial intelligence is now compressing all three into systems…
