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The row between Brussels and NATO headquarters is not a procedural squabble. It is a civilisational argument about who governs the security of a continent —...
Jakarta’s pivot to discounted Russian barrels is shrewd realpolitik. But it walks a razor-thin tightrope between Washington and Moscow — and lays bare the fragility of...
On February 15, 2026, Sam Altman posted two sentences to X that encapsulated a decade of Silicon Valley ambition in a single breath. OpenAI had acquired...
Brent crude slips to $94 as US-Iran deal hopes lift markets — but with Hormuz still choked and talks collapsing in Islamabad, energy markets may be...
A $30 billion economic dream collides with the sobering arithmetic of inflation, geopolitics, and over-optimism. In the final weeks of March, Ed Grose, the president of...
There is a peculiar kind of irony in Wall Street’s first quarter of 2026. American equity markets endured their worst opening three months since the mini-banking...
The global economy has repeatedly survived political dysfunction in recent years. But survival is not immunity. With war in the Persian Gulf, a fiscal powder keg...
The tanker hasn’t docked yet. But the decision has already been made. Introduction: A Rerouting That Rewrites the Map Picture a Pertamina supertanker — laden with...
The potential Fed leader’s wealth, which appears to significantly exceed that of Powell, points to a potentially challenging vetting process for legislators. A hyper-realistic editorial photograph...
Imagine a supertanker—two football fields of steel carrying enough crude oil to power a mid-sized European nation for a day—sitting motionless in the Gulf of Oman,...
