Dave Aditya·Oct 10The Problem with the US Dollar’s status of Global Currency: A view of how vulnerable it is.As always, let us start with some history of the US Dollar. The Dollar was introduced in the US on July 6th, 1785. For many years, the…A response icon1A response icon1
Supriyo Sengupta·Sep 19Global Maritime Chokepoints: Why Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb and the Red Sea MatterHow strategic waterways are reshaping global trade, energy security and geopolitics in an increasingly fragmented world.
Crescent Chronicle·Sep 13Ali Al-Shihabi's "Beneficiaries" argument exposes GCC's core fault lineThe Saudi commentator's New Year's Day thread revived a structural debate over whether the Gulf's smaller states are partners or dependents…
Ultima Markets·Aug 21Rebounding Yields and Middle East Tensions Weigh on Market SentimentUltima Markets Daily Market Insights — 21 August 2026
Tasfia Islam·Aug 10A conversationThe dinner. The dreadful dinner. The day before yesterday? Or maybe the last week? Does it even matter at this point?! Whatever...
Eagle Intelligence Reports·Aug 9The Limits of Bolton’s Iran StrategyJohn Bolton has spent the better part of a quarter century arguing over what America should do about Iran. He’s studied the country…
InOSINT TeambyBerend Watchus·Jul 23SCENARIO: THE STRAIT THAT STAYED OPEN.The next 72 hours in Hormuz — and why an open strait is Iran’s victory condition, not its failure
New Lines for Syria — by Laith Albahri·Jun 9Trump and Syria: Strategic Realignment or Business as Usual in Washington’s Middle East Policy?The sudden collapse of the Bashar al-Assad regime in December 2024 completely dismantled the decades-old geopolitical architecture of the…
InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyDr. Jaideep Das·Jun 2Oman: The Quiet Power in a Changing Middle EastAs the Iran-Israel conflict reshapes the Middle East, Oman is emerging as a crucial diplomatic and strategic actor. This article examines…A response icon2A response icon2
