Pubblicato 26-02-2026
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Abstract
The article discusses how the concept of security has evolved since the end of the Cold War, influenced by globalization and the Internet age. It emphasizes the importance of expanding the notion of national security to include economic, social, and environmental dimensions.
Additionally, it examines the historical significance of energy interdependence in international relations and highlights recent geopolitical dynamics, particularly focusing on China and the United States. The role of infrastructure projects, like the Kra Canal and Nicaragua Canal, in reshaping global trade routes is also explored.
Overall, the article underscores the need for strategic management of global energy resources to maintain peace and stability amidst changing geopolitical landscapes.