Analysis
Is United States on Verge of a Maduro-Like Military Intervention in Cuba?
Post Views: 434 The relationship between the United States and Cuba, already strained and fragile for decades, has been rapidly deteriorating in recent ...
Analysis
Trump-Xi Jinping Talks, an Historic U.S.-China Summit
Post Views: 538 Trump-Xi talks address Ukraine, Middle East, Korean Peninsula – a competing visions for a new world order The summit between ...
Analysis
Hezbollah Extensive Financing Network in Europe
Post Views: 431 According to a DPI* study, Hezbollah, continues to maintain a transnational presence spanning the Middle East, Latin America, Africa, and ...
Analysis
Global Airfares Surge Amid Soaring Jet Fuel Prices, Ongoing US-Iran Conflict
Post Views: 483 Airlines, once confident in their financial resilience, are now navigating a volatile landscape due to geopolitical shocks Two million airline ...
Analysis
The UAE’s Departure From OPEC Shakes Up the Alliance
Post Views: 408 When the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meets today, 29 April, it will be considering the departure of ...
Analysis
How and Why One Narrow Waterway Can Shake the Entire Global Economy
Post Views: 411 Hormuz is one of the most critical shipping lanes in the world. Roughly 20 percent of the world’s crude oil ...
Analysis
‘Closer To a Break Than Ever’ – Can NATO Survive the Iran War?
Post Views: 493 The war in Iran has deepened a rift in the transatlantic alliance, raising questions about whether it can endure. NATO ...
Economy / Finance
Wars Bring Lasting Economic Costs as Defense Spending Forces Hard Choices
Post Views: 458 War is again defining the global landscape. After decades of relative calm following the Cold War, the number of active ...
Analysis
The Third Gulf War, a Major Geoeconomic Turning Point
Post Views: 434 The Gulf Monarchies find themselves in the front line of a war they have made every effort to avoid. As ...
Analysis
Iran War and the Petrodollar
Post Views: 471 The global order has long rested on two pillars. The first is the taboo of territorial acquisition by military force, ...
