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Arctic geopolitical power shift showing Russia and the United States competing over oil, gas, shipping lanes, and strategic military control in a melting polar region.

Arctic Resource Power Shift and the Battle for the Future

The Arctic resource power shift is reshaping the global geopolitical landscape. What was once a frozen and remote region is now becoming a strategic prize, and this transformation is accelerating.

Venezuela petrodollar crisis illustrated with burning oil facilities, stacks of U.S. dollars, and the Venezuelan flag symbolizing economic pressure and dollar dominance

Venezuela and the Petrodollar: Paying the Price

Venezuela and the petrodollar reveal how de-dollarization carries economic and political costs. This editorial examines oil pricing, dollar supremacy, sanctions, and coercive enforcement to explain why Venezuela emerged as a

Illustration showing container ships facing disrupted global trade routes, with chokepoints highlighted across the Middle East and Asia, symbolizing the weaponization of trade corridors

Trade Routes Weaponization is Reshaping Global Commerce

Trade routes weaponization is no longer a theoretical framework debated in academic circles. Instead, it has become a lived reality of global commerce. Shipping lanes, canals, and maritime chokepoints once

PIA aircraft shown for sale illustrating the privatization crisis behind Pakistan’s national airline

PIA Privatization Crisis Behind Pakistan’s Airline Sale

PIA privatization crisis is not only about selling a loss-making airline. It also raises a deeper question about whether the state transferred a strategic national asset only after years of

Fragmented globe breaking apart with disrupted global connections symbolizing economic fragmentation

Fragmentation Is Now the Default Setting of the Global Economy

The fragmented global economy is no longer an emerging trend. It has become the operating system of the contemporary world economy. Cross-border trade, finance, and supply chains continue to function,

Illustration of a fractured globe with currencies and shipping containers symbolizing fragmented globalization and economic decoupling

Fragmented Globalization: Why the World Economy Is Splitting

Fragmented globalization is reshaping the world economy as trade, finance, and supply chains reorganize into regional blocs. This editorial explains why globalization is not ending, but evolving through security-driven integration,

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