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What Does a Post US NATO Look Like?
As the US steps back from NATO, which country is best suited to take the seat at the head of the table? While the Germans
The Most Violent Chapter of Israel and Palestine
This topic is going to piss off everyone, regardless of where you stand. So, while you watch today’s video, take comfort in the fact that
Immigration and Tariff Policies Stunt US Economy
The Trump-era policies are going full Darth Vader and have the US economy in a chokehold (or force choke for the nerds out there). Today,
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan Sign A Mutual Defense Treaty
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed a mutual defense treaty last week. And no, you’re not the only one thinking, “Hmmm, why would two countries with
The Pressure Is Dialing Up on Russia’s Oil Network
I’ve been discussing the potential for Russian crude supply shortages and a broader collapse of the Russian oil system since the Ukraine War started…so, is
Nvidia Purchases $5 Billion of Intel Stock
Nvidia announced a $5 billion purchase of Intel stock, but it’s not the game-changer that the headlines are making it out to be. While Intel
The Swiss Are Screwed
The Matterhorn, Nestlé Chocolate, and a long-standing history of neutrality, Switzerland has it all. However, the Swiss were too busy enjoying all those comforts and
Ukraine (And Everyone Else) Develops Glide Bombs
Ukraine has added glide bombs to its list of military ordnance, enabling Ukraine to send modified dumb bombs up to 100km away. This likely won’t
Everybody Wants to Bomb Qatar
Israeli airstrikes on Hamas targets in Qatar mark a significant shift in Israel’s positioning in the region. Israel has made it clear that they are
The Federal Reserve’s Dilemma
The Fed is facing a catch-22. While they would typically lower rates when consumption and growth begin to slow, there are also competing policies that
Why Trump’s Stance on Canada Makes Sense
The Trump administration’s tough stance on Canada isn’t as novel (or as arbitrary) as it may seem. The US has always been cautious with neighbors
Syria and the Return of the March
Syria has been riddled with problems for ages, but will all that chaos boil up and spill over? The short answer is that it’s unlikely,
REPOST: Jets, Drones & Refineries: Europe Remembers Geopolitics
Based on our discussion yesterday, we’re looking back at this post from April of last year to see how things have evolved. It looks like
Ukraine Hammers Russian Oil Infrastructure
The Ukrainians have ramped up strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, sending ripples through Russia’s refining capacity and triggering fuel shortages. But what changes enabled this
While I Was Gone, Part 4: US Security
To wrap up this short series on things that went down while I was away, we’ll be looking at some alarming developments in US security.
While I Was Gone, Part 3: Economic Status
Today, we’ll be turning our attention towards the economic moves that the Trump admin made while I was away. Intel was partially nationalized (10% government
