World Change Review

Why Superpower Trade Deals Put Middle Powers at Risk

The unexpected $30 billion trade truce between the United States and China, framed publicly as an effort toward strategic stability, masks an expedient…

Oct 29 • World Change Review

September 2026

How Fragmenting Western Aid Budgets Are Reshaping Health Sovereignty in Africa

By guest contributor Raquel Jakac

Sep 15 • World Change Review

May 2026

Africa is the Off-Ramp Middle Powers Need

Middle powers like Canada, Germany, and Brazil are caught in an escalating geopolitical vice.

May 15 • World Change Review

December 2025

Is Multilateralism the Answer to Preserving the Rules-Based Global Order?

It is evident that the world is changing.

Dec 4, 2025 • World Change Review

August 2025

Redesigning Foreign Policy: The Rise of "Fashion Diplomacy"

In the complex and often theatrical world of international relations, diplomats and world leaders have long employed a broad range of tools to convey…

Aug 19, 2025 • World Change Review

Trade as a National Security Strategy

For years, the conventional wisdom among political and economic leaders has been that expanded global trade leads to peace.

Aug 15, 2025 • World Change Review

India and China: A Delicate Dance of Rivalry and Cooperation

India and China are two ancient civilizations with histories stretching back millennia.

Aug 12, 2025 • World Change Review

April 2025

Trump's Tariffs: Truth or Fiction?

President Trump’s tariff strategy, aimed at revitalizing American manufacturing, continues to spark debate across economic and political circles.

Apr 22, 2025 • World Change Review