#geopolitics
Total 212 articles
Chinese tech giant Wingtech projects massive losses after Netherlands government takeover of semiconductor firm Nexperia, highlighting escalating tech war tensions
Oil prices hit multi-month highs as Trump administration considers military action against Iran. Analysis of geopolitical risks reshaping global energy markets and economic stability.
The US is courting Vietnam and Indonesia, among other Board of Peace members, to join its Pax Silica semiconductor supply chain initiative, revealing a strategic pivot from humanitarian to economic goals.
Trump's effusive praise for Xi Jinping contrasts sharply with his dismissive attitude toward European allies. Is this signaling a shift toward US-China duopoly?
As Trump abandons moral justification for US foreign policy, the international order loses a crucial constraint on power. Is a world without pretense more honest or more dangerous?
Oil prices surge 1.5% amid growing concerns of Iranian attack. Analyzing the geopolitical risks and market implications behind the numbers.
As the US abandons the post-WWII world order, Canada's PM calls for middle powers to unite and create alternatives to great power dominance. A new vision for global governance emerges.
China's outbound investment grew just 1.3% in 2025, but Belt and Road investments surged 19%. Analysis of Beijing's strategic pivot amid Western pushback reveals a calculated recalibration.
The 2026 US National Defense Strategy redefines South Korea from protected ally to self-reliant partner. A 70-year alliance faces fundamental transformation.
UK PM Keir Starmer visits Beijing with a message that unsettles Washington: Britain won't choose between US and China. What this means for investors in a fragmenting world.
Former US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan unveils an 8-scenario matrix for AI strategy. Will superintelligence emerge? Can China catch up easily? The answers reshape global power.
Former EU Commission President observes China approaching US dominance through economic strength. What does this power shift mean for global stability?