US Military and Gulf Counties Keep Oil Flowing The U.S. sanctions and naval blockade are placing severe economic pressure on Iran, restricting oil revenues, foreign currency, imports, and access to… Geopolitical: Brazilian Election Brazil’s October 4 election presents competing foreign-policy visions: Lula favors a more autonomous, multilaeral Brazil that helps shape global rules, while Flávio Bolsonaro would prioritize closer ties… Oil Price: US-Iran Truce Hopes vs Houthi Attacks Oil prices declined as markets weighed potential U.S.-Iran peace talks against renewed attacks and supply risks in the Middle East, particularly concerns… Greenlandic Independence Seen as Main Risk Greenland’s strategic location makes it vital to U.S. and NATO Arctic defense, particularly for monitoring Russian submarines, protecting North Atlantic supply lines, and supporting… US Prosecuters Target Huawei U.S. prosecutors opened a criminal trial accusing Huawei of stealing American trade secrets, violating sanctions, and misleading banks to expand its global telecommunications business. Huawei’s defense… Trust in the US Dollar is Main Risk The US dollar remains the world’s dominant reserve currency because of its liquidity, institutional credibility, and central role in global trade and…
Iran Losing Leverage in the Strait of Hormuz
Brazil Election: Foreign Policy Implications for US and China
Oil Price Drops on US Iran Truce But Supply Risks Remain
Geopolitical Implications of the Greenland Deal
Chinese Tech Firm Huawei Heads to Trial over Trade Secret Theft
Is US Dollar Hegemony at Risk?
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