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New Eastern Outlook

A geopolitical magazine that publishes commentary and analysis on a wide range of issues...

  • 91articles · 30d
  • 5+ hour agolatest article
  • Aug 16, 2026earliest in window
  • 97%with images
  • 265avg words
articles per day
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  • Politics 82
  • Politics2 43
  • News 39
  • Conflict, War & Peace 38
  • Sensitive Subjects 20
  • People & Society 18
  • Economy, Business & Finance 6
  • Law & Government 4

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Debt, Ratings, and the “Dollar Weapon”: Africa Challenges the Global Financial Architecture

1+ day, 9+ hour ago   (842+ words) For decades, African economies have operated within a system of rules established without their participation. The Price of the “Africa Premium”: $74.5 Billion a Year The main grievance of African leaders toward the global financial architecture is the systemic injustice in…...

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BRICS Is Not Replacing the Dollar – It Is Building Options

6+ day, 12+ min ago   (93+ words) BRICS is gaining influence not by launching a common currency or confronting the US dollar directly, but by building alternative financial and technological systems that offer developing countries greater choice, cooperation, and economic autonomy. BRICS Is Moving Beyond the Currency…...

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BRICS on the Threshold of its 20th Anniversary: Results and Prospects of India’s Chairmanship

1+ week, 12+ min ago   (153+ words) Despite serious geopolitical challenges, the intensification of confrontational trends globally, and the overall deterioration of the international situation, India is successfully and worthily conducting an active chairmanship of this major and authoritative association of Global South states. The Business Style…...

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The Currency Peg: A Compulsive Loyalty Program with No Opt-Out Clause!

1+ week, 5+ hour ago   (1461+ words) It is a simple system. It is also, on inspection, a fairly complete surrender of the instruments a state normally uses to run its own economy. To be fair to the arrangement, pegging has genuinely delivered for some. The Gulf…...

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A Century of Extraction: Tata, Magadi and Kenya's Ongoing Economic Decolonization

1+ week, 9+ hour ago   (62+ words) On September 3, 2026, Kenyan President William Ruto made a momentous announcement that symbolized the end of an era of colonial legacy in the industrial sector of this African country. A Century-Old Trona Extractor Shown the Door Are We Slaves to Other…...

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From Cairo to Beijing: Why Xi’s Egypt Visit Could Reshape the Middle East

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (271+ words) Xi’s Cairo visit marks a strategic shift in the geopolitics of the Middle East. By strengthening its partnership with Cairo and promoting the concept of “regional autonomy,” China seeks to replace Western influence with a new architecture of security and…...

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Egypt-Ethiopia: Verbal Escalation or War in the Horn of Africa?

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (143+ words) The geopolitical confrontation between Ethiopia and Egypt over control of the Nile’s water resources and access to the Red Sea has escalated into a phase of “playing on the edge,” where the parties prefer a strategy of diplomatic pressure and…...

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The Global Farce: How Trump’s Imperial Ambitions Buried U.S. Hegemony in the Strait of Hormuz

2+ week, 9+ hour ago   (224+ words) The Donald Trump administration, acting with the peremptoriness of a capricious landlord, has carried to its logical conclusion a policy that many analysts are already calling “imperial suicide.” Loss of Trust: When Allies Turn Away One of the most striking…...

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Beyond Trade Routes: Why Development Corridors Could Redefine the Middle East’s Geoeconomics

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (566+ words) The future of regional connectivity will depend not only on how many railways, ports, and highways are built but also on whether countries can turn the movement of goods into production, investment, jobs, and locally retained value. Ports, railways, roads,…...

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The Geopolitics of Chokepoint Power

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (241+ words) The ongoing war in the Middle East has revealed how the process of globalization has contributed to the weaponization of interdependence. While commentators have spent a lot of time analyzing the belligerents’ power profile, one important matter that has eluded…...