IMF projects US debt at 145% of GDP by 2031 as Treasury pushes back. Plus Starlink limits in Ukraine, France's fridge hack, ...
The Iran war has become the organizing conflict of Middle East geopolitics: American and Israeli strikes, Iranian retaliation by drone and proxy, and a standoff over the Strait of Hormuz that keeps ...
Recent developments in Greenland and the Falklands reveal the divergence in Europe’s strategic geography and the EU’s institutional geography.
Tokyo and Washington face diminishing returns in trying to prop up the value of the yen; a Brookings paper examines long-term shifts in the Treasury market; the geopolitical impact of floods in Nepal; ...
The IMF raises its US debt forecast and Treasury hits back. Plus Starlink, the Graham Act waiver, and Kabila's new front.
Recent developments in Greenland and the Falklands reveal the divergence in Europe’s strategic geography and the EU’s institutional geography.
Analysis, background and the latest developments on Kashmir Conflict, from Geopolitical Monitor.
After Hezbollah’s losses and Assad’s fall, Iran is pairing its Axis of Resistance with direct deterrence: missiles, drones, and naval power around Hormuz.
Vucic quit the presidency to run for prime minister, stacking Serbia's election on top of oil, gas, and EU deadlines.
Ukraine truce covering energy strikes, Black Sea ports, and shipping. Kyiv calls it the broadest of four offers.
Trump’s Russian diesel deal: why 300,000 tons barely moves the market, what Moscow gains, and how it undercuts Ukraine’s ...
Why central banks and sanctioned states are turning to gold, what bullion protects against and what it does not, and why ...
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