Global Economy 🌎Geopolitical Reconfiguration in Iraq’s Oil Sector
This report explains why the U.S. is targeting Lukoil’s Iraqi assets, how sanctions are transforming Middle Eastern energy geopolitics, and what it means for Asia.
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Global Economy 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.
Global Economy 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.
Invest 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.
Japan 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.
Global Economy 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.
Russia Latest Developments in Sanctions on Russia’s Lukoil and Rosneft
Latest updates on sanctions against Lukoil and Rosneft in 2025, including policy changes, market disruptions, energy security risks, and compliance guidance.
Japan 🇺🇸 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.
Middle East 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.
China Geopolitical Report: China’s Aircraft Carrier Fujian Deployment near Taiwan
China’s newest aircraft carrier Fujian has sailed near the Taiwan Strait soon after its commissioning, signaling Beijing’s military confidence and geopolitical intent toward Taiwan and the U.S.–Japan alliance. This report analyzes its operational details, strategic implications, and future scenarios for the Indo-Pacific balance.
Report 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...
Report 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.
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.