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Panama Boots China from the Canal
Panama has taken control of the port facilities previously run by a Chinese company after the courts ruled the original contracts were secured through bribes.
Strike Targeting Problems in Ukraine
The U.S. is pressuring Ukraine to avoid striking specific Russian energy infrastructure. As you could imagine, this all has to do with American economic interests.
The Iran War: Interceptors and a Costly Mistake
Attacks have intensified, with Iranian drone and missile strikes heading towards the Arab Gulf states. Many of these states rely on costly U.S. interceptors, and
Buying Time With Drugs
I hate to say it, but we still haven’t located the fountain of youth. Unfortunately, that means there’s no current medical breakthrough that will meaningfully
The U.S. Inches Towards Iran Conflict
U.S. strikes against Iran appear imminent, with two aircraft carriers being positioned in the Persian Gulf. Trump has presented Iran with negotiation terms that would
China’s Alleged Nuclear Test
The Trump administration has accused China of conducting a small nuclear test in 2020. The claim is that a seismic event was detected in Western
U.S. Boots on the Ground in Nigeria
Following the Christmas Day U.S. airstrike on a jihadist target in northern Nigeria, the U.S. has deployed 100 troops, more so advisors, to train local
Ukraine Goes on the Offensive
Starlink cut service to Russian forces along the front line, leaving these troops largely isolated. Ukraine has taken advantage of the situation by launching localized
The Ukraine War, Drones, and Starlink (Bonus Video)
Drones now account for the majority of casualties in the Ukraine War. One of the innovations that has allowed Russia to improve strike range is
Finding Rare Earths in Japanese Mud
Japan has identified a large rare earth deposit of its own, but it’s not going to change global supply dynamics. Here’s the situation. Rare earths
Armenia’s Not Getting Off the Struggle Bus Just Yet
Armenia’s landlocked position between Turkey, Russia, Azerbaijan and Iran has left Yerevan with few good options in the post-Soviet world. Armenia is one of Eurasia’s
Cuba Is Running Out of Time
Since the U.S. shut down Venezuelan oil exports, Cuba has been sliding towards a severe energy crisis. Cuba is being cut off from its alternative
I’ve Got This Bridge to Sell You…
The Canadians built and financed a new bridge connecting Detroit and Ontario, but now Trump wants his 50%. The bridge in question is the Gordie
India Takes on the Shadow Fleet (Bonus Video)
India’s navy has begun seizing shadow fleet tankers in its exclusive economic zone. If India continues down this path, other countries will likely join the
The U.S. Navy Goes Down Under
The U.S. is turning to the Aussies for some help with stationing four American submarines at Stirling in a hedge against potential future conflicts with
Japan Sees the Writing on the Wall
Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party just won a two-thirds majority in the lower house. This gives Prime Minister Takaichi a rare personal mandate and practically
