More: Geopolitics

Financial Brief: A Weekly Roundup on the Geopolitics of Money | Jan 06

EXECUTIVE TAKEAWAYS Asian equities soared to new highs, momentarily brushing aside the geopolitical shock of Venezuela's presidential capture. The real action, however, was in the...

Venezuela and the Geopolitical Consequences of American Intervention

The events unfolding in Venezuela do not merely constitute another episode of regional instability. They reflect a deeper transformation of the international system: the...

Trump’s Venezuela Raid Tests Markets on Geopolitical Risk

The audacious U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has plunged Latin America into uncertainty and thrust geopolitical risk back into investors’ minds. Despite...

Decoding Trump’s Imperialism Playbook on Venezuela

The formula has always stayed the same. First, the Pentagon accuses a resource-rich country, most often one sitting on vast oil reserves, of posing...

Financial Brief: A weekly roundup on the geopolitics of money | Dec 30

EXECUTIVE TAKEAWAYS The final trading days of 2025 were dominated by the collision of political risk and monetary policy. An unprecedented White House threat to...

AFCON 2025: Sports Geostrategy as Morocco’s Strategic Signature

The organization of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations by the Kingdom of Morocco cannot be read as a mere event-driven sequence within the...

Financial Brief: A weekly roundup on the geopolitics of money | Dec 24

EXECUTIVE TAKEAWAYS: The final week of 2025 delivered a stark message: the era of easy money is over. In a synchronized pivot, the world’s...

Financial Brief: A weekly intelligence roundup on the geopolitics of money | Dec 16

EXECUTIVE TAKEAWAYS: This week underscores a pivotal global shift: major central banks are signaling the end of the rate-cutting cycle, tightening financial conditions as...

Black Sea Strike: Russian Drones Hit Turkish-Owned Vessels in Ukraine

NEWS BRIEF Russia escalated its maritime campaign by launching coordinated drone and missile strikes on two key Ukrainian ports, Chornomorsk and Odesa, damaging three Turkish-owned...

Why South Korea’s Nuclear–Powered Submarines Plan Sets a Dangerous Precedent

In a landmark decision, the US has approved South Korea’s plan to build nuclear–powered submarines (SSNs). The decision was announced following a meeting between...

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The European Union and the Philippines have reached an...

Can Britain Secure a Role in the EU’s Made in Europe Plan?

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Could a New US Greenland Deal End the Arctic Standoff?

The United States, Denmark and Greenland are preparing to...

Why Does Taiwan Matter So Much to China and the United States?

Taiwan remains one of the most sensitive issues in...
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