2026 Geopolitics: Power Without Dominance

Geopolitics in 2026 is defined by power without dominance. Major states retain significant military and economic capacity, yet lack the ability to impose durable outcomes unilaterally. Strategic competition has shifted toward chokepoints in technology, energy, and finance, while unresolved conflicts are increasingly managed rather than resolved. Fiscal constraints, alliance recalibration, and regional power assertion are reshaping global behaviour, producing a fragmented international system marked by calibrated escalation, persistent friction, and heightened strategic uncertainty.

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Electoral Uncertainty in Latin America

Latin America is entering a period of heightened electoral uncertainty as a dense cycle of elections from late 2025 to 2026 reshapes the region’s political trajectory. Voter fatigue, economic pressures, and dissatisfaction with inequality are fuelling a potential shift away from left-leaning governments toward more centrist or market-oriented leadership. While this transition may unlock reform and investment opportunities, it also heightens risks of policy volatility, social unrest, and intensified geopolitical competition between global powers.

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Nigeria Stands Risks -2027

The stakes are unusually high: the economy is under intense pressure from inflation, unemployment and widening inequality; insecurity persists in multiple regions, from banditry and terrorism in the North to communal clashes and militancy in the South; and public institutions are grappling with questions about their credibility, autonomy and capacity.

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Will Nigeria’s Diaspora be Silenced Again in 2027?

Nigeria’s diaspora, over 17 million strong, contributes more than USD 20 billion annually—often surpassing oil revenues—while transferring skills, mentoring startups, and shaping Nigeria’s global image. Yet, despite their profound stake, they remain excluded from federal elections, creating a democratic deficit. With diaspora voting legislation gaining momentum, Nigeria faces a defining choice: act decisively to enfranchise its global citizens by 2027 or risk another cycle of exclusion. This moment offers a blueprint to strengthen democracy through its worldwide citizenry.

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Canada’s Choice: An Analysis on the Candidates and their Policies 

While Carney’s economic acumen and climate change advocacy makes him a formidable candidate for the Prime Minister’s seat, some may argue that his lack of experience and policies make him unfit to be the country’s next leader. This lack of experience is highlighted when McGill University Political Science Professor, Daniel Beland, claimed that Carney was untested during the Liberal Party election

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