未分類 Strategic De-Dollarization in Energy Trade
Is the petrodollar collapsing? Learn why China and Russia are using local currencies—and why the dollar still dominates.
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未分類 Which Countries Coordinate Most Effectively with Africa?
Which countries coordinate most effectively with Africa today? This analysis explains why Middle Eastern states, China, and Japan succeed by matching Africa’s priorities and pace.
未分類 Geopolitics of Rare Earths: China’s Evolving Strategy
Learn how China’s export controls, selective supply policies, and processing dominance are reshaping global rare earth geopolitics—and what Japan must do to diversify and protect its critical industries.
未分類 Lukoil’s Overseas Operations Face Escalating Sanctions Shock as Gunvor Withdraws Bid
Gunvor has pulled out of its bid for Lukoil’s overseas assets as U.S. sanctions tighten, triggering fuel supply risks in Europe and raising major energy security concerns.
未分類 The Morning No One Expected — Inside the Lives of Federal Employees Laid Off During the U.S. Government Shutdown
A first-hand report on the 2025 U.S. government shutdown and mass layoffs — revealing how federal workers face uncertainty, unpaid bills, and career upheaval amid political paralysis.
未分類 🌍 The Shadow Fleet and Asia’s C How India and China Will Shape the New Energy War
A geopolitical deep-dive into how U.S. sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil, combined with India’s and China’s responses, are reshaping global oil logistics through the rise of the shadow fleet.
未分類 Strategic Earths: How the U.S.–Australia Rare-Earth Alliance Redraws the Geopolitical Map of the Indo-Pacific
The U.S. and Australia have signed an $8.5 billion critical minerals deal to reshape global supply chains and reduce China’s grip on rare earths. This report analyzes its strategic, economic, and geopolitical implications for the Indo-Pacific.
未分類 China’s Acquisition of a Stake in Russia’s SIBUR: A Turning Point in the Global Geo-Economic Order
Russia’s approval of Sinopec’s acquisition of an 8.5% stake in SIBUR marks a new phase in the Sino-Russian economic relationship.This shift reflects Moscow’s deeper integration into China’s capital and energy networks, signaling the rise of an alternative global economic bloc.
未分類 保護中: The Prolonged U.S. Government Shutdown: The October 2025 Crisis Exposes Deepening Political Divisions
The prolonged U.S. government shutdown of October 2025 has evolved into a crisis of democracy, revealing deep divisions, judicial pushback, and political weaponization under the Trump administration.
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China’s rare earth export restrictions are reshaping global supply chains, impacting semiconductors, EVs, and defense sectors across the U.S., Japan, and Europe.
未分類 Geopolitical and Supply Chain Risk Analysis of Sanctions on Hanwha Ocean
China’s sanctions on Hanwha Ocean mark a new stage in U.S.–China retaliation. Explore how this impacts shipbuilding, LNG logistics, and JBIC-backed projects.
未分類 The New Frontline of U.S.–China Trade Friction — Maritime Sanctions and the Port Fee War
China’s sanctions on Hanwha Ocean’s U.S. subsidiaries and the introduction of reciprocal port fees signal a new phase in the U.S.–China trade war.This report analyzes how maritime logistics, shipbuilding, and third-country companies have become the new battlegrounds in global economic competition.
Report Report: A Political Science Analysis of President Trump’s Criticism of the United Nations and International Organizations
President Trump denounces the United Nations as “empty words” with no real action, questioning its legitimacy and highlighting the decline of multilateralism.