Trade routes, resources, alliances and the infrastructure beneath them. Source-led columns on the global shifts that quietly change security, supply-chain and business assumptions.
Dated forecasts with probabilities for Arctic shipping, oil and LNG, and which countries gain or lose, built on Russia's missed targets, a voyage-cost model and the 2026 Hormuz shock.
Satellite networks are becoming strategic infrastructure. A sourced comparison of Starlink, Russia’s Rassvet and emerging alternatives—and what dependence means for Japan and security teams.
A visual guide to cable corridors, political control, repair delays and shared dependencies. Why two providers can still mean one physical risk, and what genuine resilience requires.
In 1985 the US pushed the dollar down and the yen up. Forty years on, the yen is at its weakest in real terms since 1964 and Washington is buying it. What changed, and where the yen goes next.
