#Geopolitics

Explore how Threads location transparency 2026 is reshaping East Asian security by exposing foreign information manipulation and strengthening regional stability.

Analyzing Greenland's move toward independence in 2026 and the intense competition between the US and China for strategic minerals like rare earths.

Review the global political trends of 2025. From human rights crises in Syria to the generational leadership gap in Africa, we analyze the events that defined a turbulent year.

Examine the 2026 tensions following Trump's massive arms sales to Taiwan. Beijing's fierce opposition and the historical context of the one-China principle are discussed.

US authorities seized Russian and Venezuelan-linked oil tankers on January 8, 2026, marking an escalation in Trump's 'oil push' strategy and causing a spike in crude prices.

President Trump's administration arrested Nicolás Maduro on January 3, 2026, citing energy dominance. Experts debate the legality of this Caracas incursion.

China launches a daily fresh food supply flight to Woody Island, bolstering its civilian infrastructure and presence in the contested South China Sea.

The White House announced on Jan 8, 2026, that 'all options' including diplomacy are on the table for the potential acquisition of Greenland, facing strong European pushback.

Senator Marco Rubio mentions military options for Greenland, while the US seizes Venezuela-linked tankers as geopolitical tensions rise.

President Trump backs the 2026 Sanctioning Russia Act, threatening 500% tariffs on countries like China and India that buy Russian oil to increase leverage in peace talks.

The US decapitation operation in Venezuela and the abduction of Nicolas Maduro are fueling North Korea's nuclear ambitions. Explore how China's stance impacts this geopolitical crisis.

As of Jan 2026, the US has declared indefinite control over Venezuela's oil sales following Maduro's capture. Explore the impact of US control of Venezuelan oil 2026 on the global market.