InGeopolitics & BeyondbySahil Nair·Oct 9The Biggest Oil Crisis Ever? Why Gasoline Prices Are Soaring WorldwideWhy is gasoline becoming so expensive, and could the world be facing a historic oil crisis? Explore how geopolitical conflicts, supply…
InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyVikas·Sep 14US Is Now Defending Russia’s Oil RefineriesTrump asked Ukraine to stop attacking RussiaA response icon8A response icon8
Sebastian Hill -Rodriguez·Sep 6China’s Approach to the Oil Crisis Reflects a Shift in World Order and International Power.For years, we have seen discussions regarding how global power resides with the United States of America. With areas such as the European…
Ava Martin·Sep 2The US-Iran Strikes Pushing Oil Prices Higher — And Global Inflation With ThemOil prices jumped 3% on August 31, pushing Brent crude above $90 a barrel for the first time in weeks . The trigger? US forces struck…
Steven Fanning·Aug 18The Island That Runs on Someone Else’s OilHow a war in the Persian Gulf, a chokepoint in the Strait of Hormuz, and a currency in free fall combined to hand Japan its worst energy…
InSuppy ShockbyDr. Lien Lea Merritt·Aug 10Issue 1: The Dow Is at 50,000. The Philippines Runs Out of Oil in 46 Days. One of These Is WrongDay 76 of the Iran War. The market hasn’t noticed yet.
Boyo Popov·Jul 13Russia’s Fuel Crisis Is So Severe That Russians Are Buying Horses AgainFor decades, Russia has portrayed itself as an energy superpower. Yet one of the world’s largest oil producers is facing an increasingly…
Mohsinfarooq Tech & News Perspectives·Jun 29The Strait of Hormuz Standoff: Why the World Is Holding Its Breath Today.Oil, war threats, and a fragile ceasefire — what it means for all of us in 2026*
The Human Moat·May 275 Efficiency Gains: How the World Ticked Out the USA-Iran WarHow the world survived the war by cutting the surplus, decoupling from sulfur, and building a new baseline.
InReflections & RealitiesbyN Chandra·May 15Europe’s Doomsday Clock: Why Russia May Not Need to Invade — America’s Collapse Did the JobThe Iran-War Catalyst, Global Oil Crisis, and China’s Rise Have Turned Europe’s Military Question into an Economic Inevitability.A response icon6A response icon6
