#Geopolitics

US-Israeli strikes hit Tehran. Iran responded with multi-warhead missiles. A drone fell over Erbil. The Middle East is entering territory that no longer fits the old rules.

With the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, the only tankers still moving are those that ignore international rules. What the shadow fleet reveals about how ocean governance really works.

Oil prices are whipsawing on mixed signals about the Strait of Hormuz. With 20% of global seaborne oil flowing through a 39km chokepoint, here's what's actually at stake—and for whom.

The US is embedding economic power into its security architecture, forcing companies to rethink supply chains not as logistics problems but as geopolitical declarations.

Rising gasoline prices and stock market volatility are squeezing US consumers across the income spectrum as geopolitical conflict drags on. Here's who pays, and how.

Israel has rejected Lebanon's request for a ceasefire to allow talks. As Middle East tensions simmer again, we unpack what this means for energy markets, regional stability, and the limits of military-first diplomacy.

Trump's sweeping tariff offensive has reshaped global trade. With no clean off-ramp in sight, who pays the price—and is there a way out that doesn't hurt everyone?

The Iran war is hammering India's Sensex, but the real risk isn't just crude prices. Trade ties, diaspora remittances, and UAE investment links reveal a far more complex vulnerability.

The Trump administration is reviving maximum pressure on Iran, but with Tehran's uranium enrichment near weapons-grade levels, analysts question whether sanctions can still change the calculus.

European shares surged on de-escalation hopes. But is this a durable re-rating or just another false dawn? What investors need to know before jumping in.

Saudi Aramco has warned of 'catastrophic consequences' if conflict with Iran escalates. Here's what that means for oil markets, global supply chains, and your energy bills.

Apple has hit 25% iPhone production in India, a milestone years in the making. What it means for supply chains, consumers, and the geopolitics of where things get made.