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Bolsonaro Flees Brazil Following Election Loss
Brazil just wrapped up its elections with a presidential victory for Lula over Bolsonaro. And if those names sound familiar, it’s because we’ve seen Lula
Attacks on Russian Data Centers: It’s Not About Bots
If you thought some Ukrainian strikes on data centers could stop the Russians from interfering with the U.S. midterms, you are sorely mistaken. These strikes
What’s Behind the French Protests
It seems that everyone is dead set on banging their drum about the French protests, but here’s what is actually happening. Sure, the French have
France and the UK Choose the Nuclear Option
The United Kingdom and France are conducting joint nuclear weapons delivery exercises, but they’re not the only countries eyeing nukes. Faced with Russian threats and
The Paris Accords Can’t Stop Climate Change
The climate thresholds established in the Paris Accords are looking less and less achievable. While developed economies are reducing emissions, the rest of the industrializing
India Has Three Major Problems (At The Moment)
France isn’t the only one with a protest problem; India is joining in on the fun, too. With fertilizer shortages, voting reforms, and the educated
Trump Might Be Onto Something with Data Center Energy
We’re back to Trump operating as if 1:37 AM Truth Social posts are policy, but this latest one might actually be worth discussing in the
The Turn: Demographics Meet Deglobalization
We’re living through an interregnum. The old global order is breaking down, the new one hasn’t arrived, and the transition is moving faster than anyone
How Will the Elections Impact Serbia and Brazil?
Both Serbia and Brazil just had major elections, but neither is likely to change much. Unfortunately, these are two countries bound by their respective geographies,
Data Centers: A Necessary Evil…Kinda
While data centers are a massive, loud, and expensive drain on critical resources, they are essential to modern life. I’m not here to argue the
Oil Pricing Is Going Crazy
Oil prices are going crazy, and the current price of ~$105/barrel doesn’t even account for all the additional costs incurred along the way. Additional costs
The Great Oil Split Has Begun
Global oil markets are beginning to fragment, and with each added layer, the likelihood of returning to a global unitary price for crude gets further
Ground Drones Hit the Frontlines in Ukraine
The Ukrainians have introduced ground drones to the battlefield, attacking Russian positions and disrupting logistics. This is yet another innovation emerging from this war that
Should the U.S. Military Invade Yemen?
I’ve got a bit of a loaded question for everyone today: should the U.S. military get involved in Yemen? Prefer to read the transcript? Click
Does China Have a Succession Plan
Concerns over Xi Jinping’s health have begun to spread following his appearance in Washington. Beyond the obvious question of how Xi is doing, let’s discuss
China Gets a New Base in Southeast Asia
The Chinese are laying the groundwork for a new overseas military base in Laos. What makes this so special? Well, it would be the first