The Next Day: When Peace Arrives, Where the Silver Linings Lie

Cleopatra Kitti argues that peace does not mark the end of turmoil, but rather the onset of a new and more complex phase of geopolitical competition. Far from a simple restoration of the status quo, it represents a systematic reconfiguring of power, resources, and roles. Ultimately, peace is measured not by the absence of hostilities, but by the structural transformation of the conditions that triggered them—it is those who grasp this early who will ultimately shape the future.

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