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EurAsian (Networks of) Corridors
For over a century, discussions about Eurasia have been dominated by the language of competition. The last two decades accelerated it further: Analysts compare...
Germany’s 2029 Reckoning: Without More Innovation, NATO’s Eastern Flank Remains Exposed
The clock that only the Kremlin can stop
A single year now governs German defence planning: 2029. The nation’s top military officer estimates Russia could...
Making Tariffs Trendy Again: The New Global Trade Battlefield
Recent months have delivered a geopolitical earthquake to the international rule-based order that has directed global politics since the end of World War II....
Wall Street Futures Fall as Chip Stocks Resume Selloff
Wall Street futures declined on Friday, led by losses in technology shares as semiconductor stocks resumed their decline following a strong rally fueled by...
Could the Hormuz Oil Shock Change the Future of Global Energy?
The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz has restored the flow of oil and natural gas after more than 100 days of disruption, but...
Beyond Tariffs: Why Trust, Not Trade, Will Determine the Success of the India–EU FTA
Authors: John Clarke and Suryaprabha Sadasivan
When India and the European Union concluded their Free Trade Agreement in New Delhi earlier this year, much of...
Why the Iran War Made Turkey the Gulf’s Most Valuable Defense Partner
In 2016, Turkey's defense exports stood at $1.67 billion. By the end of 2026, that figure is expected to exceed $11 billion. That is...
Could Iraq Quit OPEC if Production Quota Dispute Escalates?
Iraq is considering all available options, including a potential exit from OPEC, if the producer group does not significantly increase its oil production quota,...
Will Falling Oil Prices Be Enough to Solve the Fed’s Inflation Problem?
The easing of tensions between the United States and Iran has helped drive oil prices back toward pre war levels, reducing fears of an...
Falling Oil Prices Ease Global Inflation Risks Despite Strong US Dollar
The recent surge in the U.S. dollar would normally raise concerns about imported inflation around the world, particularly for countries that rely heavily on...