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In 2021, Europe will face challenges both familiar and unforeseen. The future of the old continent will to a large extent depend on the evolving global constellation of forces, but also on the way the European Union chooses to position itself.
Tehran is transforming its perceived isolation into a strategic asset. By exploiting the friction between Washington, Beijing, and Moscow, Iran has secured its survival through a unique form of systemic leverage.
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Saudi Arabia’s multibillion-dollar military modernisation has failed to break the Houthi maritime siege. The crisis reveals a fundamental misalignment between traditional state power and the low-cost economics of asymmetric Red Sea disruption.
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Tehran has transitioned from conventional deterrence to a permanent strategy of maritime friction. By weaponising chokepoints, Iran is no longer just seeking regional hegemony; it is exporting structural inflation to the West as a geopolitical tool.
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As the conflict between Washington and Tehran intensifies, the disruption of critical maritime conduits is forcing a permanent migration of high-tech manufacturing away from the Indo-Pacific, ending the era of hyper-efficient global electronics logistics.
26 Sept 2026
Japan's departure from zero-interest rates is not merely a domestic adjustment. It is a structural shock that removes the floor from Western debt markets, forcing a painful re-pricing of global risk.
26 Sept 2026
Saudi Arabia is systematically dismantling its eighty-year security reliance on Washington. This is not a diplomatic spat, but a calculated survival strategy to insulate Vision 2030 from the volatility of American domestic politics and regional entanglements.
25 Sept 2026
