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Iran Opened the Strait. Nobody's Sailing Through.
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Iran Opened the Strait. Nobody's Sailing Through.

Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz open, but ship trackers show barely any vessels passing through. With US sanctions still in place and unlocated mines in the water, what does 'open' actually mean?

Who Controls the Ports Controls the Trade
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Who Controls the Ports Controls the Trade

Xi Jinping has formalized China's push for a Belt and Road port alliance as shipping routes from Hormuz to Panama face mounting pressure. What does this mean for global trade architecture?

Three Questions That Decide Whether Sanctions Work
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Three Questions That Decide Whether Sanctions Work

Economic sanctions are only as powerful as their depth of damage, the blowback they avoid, and how long allies hold the line. A framework for the era of weaponized trade.

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Who Profits from the Iran War — and Why That Question Matters
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Who Profits from the Iran War — and Why That Question Matters

US and Israeli airstrikes on Iran have escalated Middle East tensions. Understanding who benefits from this conflict may be the key to resolving it. A PRISM analysis.

Japan's Rare-Earth Gambit in Malaysia: Who Really Wins?
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Japan's Rare-Earth Gambit in Malaysia: Who Really Wins?

Japan is transferring rare-earth refining technology to Malaysia to reduce dependence on China. What does this mean for global supply chains, investors, and the critical minerals race?

Tehran Burns, Gas Prices Rise: Who Pays for This War?
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Tehran Burns, Gas Prices Rise: Who Pays for This War?

US-Israeli forces bombed Iran's major oil depots Saturday, triggering fireballs over Tehran. As US gas prices climb, the real cost may be borne far from the battlefield.

Middle East Conflict Reshapes Global Economic Order
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Middle East Conflict Reshapes Global Economic Order

As Israel-Iran tensions escalate, oil prices surge and supply chains face disruption. The geopolitical crisis is forcing a fundamental reassessment of global economic dependencies.

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When Oil Routes Close, Governments Tell Workers to Stay Home
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When Oil Routes Close, Governments Tell Workers to Stay Home

Pakistan orders remote work as Iran blocks Hormuz Strait, revealing how energy chokepoints can reshape daily life overnight. What this means for global oil prices and energy security.

The Dangerous Certainty of War Analysis
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The Dangerous Certainty of War Analysis

Why our rush to judge the Iran war through historical analogies and quick takes reveals more about our cognitive biases than military reality.

Why China's Import Pledge Isn't Just About Trade
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Why China's Import Pledge Isn't Just About Trade

China promises to expand imports and open its vast market to help other countries boost exports. But is this genuine openness or strategic maneuvering amid growing trade tensions?

When Iranian Drones Hit AWS, Your Apps Went Dark
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When Iranian Drones Hit AWS, Your Apps Went Dark

Iranian strikes on Middle East data centers caused widespread digital outages in UAE. As cloud dependency grows, geopolitical risks threaten daily digital life in unprecedented ways.

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The Strait That Could Break the Global Economy
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The Strait That Could Break the Global Economy

Iran's closure of the Hormuz Strait threatens global oil supplies, potentially doubling gas prices and triggering economic chaos worldwide. Markets remain surprisingly calm—for now.

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