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The Global Standing of the Japanese Yen and the Structural Forces Driving Further Depreciation

Central banks now hold only 5–6 percent of global reserves in yen, reflecting Japan’s declining influence in the international monetary system. This report analyzes the structural forces driving long-term yen depreciation.

2025.12.20

Global EconomyJapanReport

The Rising Importance of Gold in Global Foreign Reserve Portfolios

Central banks worldwide are increasing gold reserves as geopolitical tensions rise and confidence in dollar assets weakens. This report explains the structural drivers behind gold’s resurgence in global reserve portfolios.

2025.12.19

Global EconomyReportWORLD

ExxonMobil’s Interest in Acquiring the West Qurna-2 Oilfield

As Lukoil exits West Qurna-2 under sanctions, ExxonMobil emerges as a leading buyer. Learn how this strategic move could redefine U.S. influence in Iraq, reduce Russia’s energy leverage, and stabilize global oil flows.

2025.12.18

InvestReportRussia

Japan’s Strategic Vulnerability in LNG Procurement

Sakhalin LNG is becoming Japan’s most fragile energy link. Learn how Russia’s strategy, China’s influence, and market volatility could reshape Japan’s energy security and industrial competitiveness.

2025.12.17

JapanReportRussia

Where Is Serbia’s NIS Heading?

Serbia’s energy giant NIS is entering a historic transition as U.S. sanctions force Russia’s Gazprom Neft to exit. This article explains the ownership shift, supply disruptions, emergency operations, and what the restructuring means for Serbia and the wider Balkan region.

2025.12.16

Global EconomyReportRussia

🇺🇸 The U.S. Government Shutdown and the Rising Tide of Public Anxiety

The 2025 U.S. government shutdown has disrupted aviation, delayed public paychecks, and deepened distrust in Washington. This report analyzes how administrative paralysis, airport chaos, and public anxiety could evolve into structural instability — and what it means for investors, policymakers, and America’s global credibility.

2025.12.14

JapanReportUS

Geopolitical Advantages of the United Arab Emirates (UAE): A Strategic Analysis Report

Explore how the UAE leverages its strategic location, diplomacy, and infrastructure to become a global hub connecting Asia, Africa, and Europe in trade, energy, and investment.

2025.12.13

Middle EastReport

Report: The Longest U.S. Government Shutdown — Economic, Institutional, and Global Implications

“When Governance Becomes the Risk Itself”(November 2025 Edition)I. Executive SummaryThe 2025 U.S. federal government shu...

2025.12.11

ReportUS

Report: Geopolitical Implications of China’s Thorium Molten-Salt Reactor Breakthrough for Japan

China’s breakthrough in thorium molten-salt reactor technology may reshape global nuclear energy, resource politics, and security. This report explains the geopolitical implications for Japan and what to monitor next.

2025.12.10

Report

Sakhalin-2 and Japan’s Energy Security

Japan continues to import LNG from Russia’s Sakhalin-2 under sanctions, balancing energy security, economic cost, and diplomatic pressure. Learn how Tokyo navigates this geopolitical dilemma.

2025.12.06

JapanReportWORLD

The Geopolitics of Russian Oil and Japan’s Sakhalin Stakes: Energy Power in a Fragmented World

Wrote By:Global Economist　Date:2025/12Ⅰ. The Twin Pillars of Russian Oil Power: Rosneft and LukoilIn Russia, the oil ind...

2025.12.05

JapanReportRussia

“Light at the End of the Tunnel” — The Grand Vision Across the Bering Strait

Light at the End of the Tunnel”: The Visionary Trump–Putin Bering Strait Project

2025.12.02

InvestReport

The Putin–Trump Tunnel Proposal: A Symbolic Bridge Between Conflict and Cooperation

The proposed “Putin–Trump Tunnel” across the Bering Strait is more than an engineering fantasy—it’s a geopolitical signal. This report analyzes how Russia and the U.S. use the project to shape post-war diplomacy, Arctic strategy, and future ceasefire negotiations.

2025.11.28

ReportRussiaUS