Geopolitics

Despite Sanctions Russia Overtakes U.S. As Top Gas Supplier To Europe 1

Despite Sanctions Russia Overtakes U.S. As Top Gas Supplier To Europe

Despite sanctions, Russia has surpassed the US as Europe’s primary gas supplier, according to recent data. Efforts to reduce reliance on Russian gas have faltered, raising concerns over geopolitical implications and energy security. The recent sabotage of the Nord Stream pipeline only seems to validate this particular “conspiracy theory.” Some

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Japan Threatens To Sanction India Under Biden’s Influence 1

Japan Threatens To Sanction India Under Biden’s Influence

In response to potential sanctions influenced by President Biden, Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi announced considering action against companies in India, Uzbekistan, UAE, and China at the recent G-7 summit. If this turns out to be true, India might believe that its American benefactor set Japan up for this,

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Timeline Of NATO Expansion 1

Timeline Of NATO Expansion

Formed in 1949, NATO has steadily expanded, with milestones like the 1994 Partnership for Peace program. Key figures like Yeltsin and Albright played roles, while events like the 1997 Bucharest Summit and 2004 Color Revolutions marked its growth. Since January of this year, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s official website

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India's Rise In The Global Supply Chain 1

India’s Rise In The Global Supply Chain

India’s ascent in the global supply chain is evident as businesses like FedEx, Foxconn, and Apple expand operations. The nation’s favorable incentives and diverse industries make it an attractive manufacturing hub. To lower risk and improve cost and lead time flexibility, a lot of supply chain leaders are expanding their

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How The US Military-Industrial-Complex Is Heavily Dependent On China 1

How The US Military-Industrial-Complex Is Heavily Dependent On China

According to a Govini report, despite efforts to reduce reliance, the US Military-Industrial Complex is increasingly dependent on Chinese suppliers, highlighting vulnerabilities in critical military technologies. The U.S. Navy cut 40 percent of Chinese suppliers out of its “critical technologies” supply chains last year. The Army was able to cut

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Saudi Arabia Ends 80-Year Petrodollar Deal With US 1

Saudi Arabia Ends 80-Year Petrodollar Deal With US

Saudi Arabia’s termination of its 80-year petrodollar deal on June 9, 2024, may reshape global oil markets, as it considers selling oil in currencies like the Chinese yuan, impacting US economic dominance. According to media sources, Saudi Arabia has chosen not to extend its 80-year petrodollar agreement with the United

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