Browsing: Geoeconomic

Attacking energy infrastructure has become a growing concern. The warring parties in most wars target energy infrastructure, causing energy crises. In addition to past wars, including the 1991 Iraq War, present wars, including the Ukraine War and the Iran War, are notable. Many energy infrastructures have been attacked in such wars. While Russia and Ukraine

The US and Iran have resumed strikes amidst the ongoing 60-Day Ceasefire in the Iran War, leading to concerns. The two parties, as per reports from multiple sources including the BBC and CNN, have resumed strikes over the disagreement on the future of the Strait of Hormuz. After Iran’s strikes on oil tankers in the

For decades, though originally a part of the same state, Pakistan and Bangladesh, geographic neighbors, have remained diplomatically distant. The…

Sanctions are often imposed on states, companies, groups or individuals. As per the reports of multiple sources, including the BBC…

The US-EU ties are under threat. Several latest developments between Europe and the US have threatened the relationship between the two parties, rendered the trusted traditional allies, to a large extent. Though the relationship is not rendered at its lowest at this moment, it is under significant threat. Moreover, the relationship may deteriorate further —

What with mounting federal debt, persistent fiscal deficits, aggressive monetary tightening, and a progressively fragmenting reserve currency system, US Treasury…

Since the end of World War II, the United States has presented itself — and cultivated a modest popular perception…

​Imagine a South Asia where borders do not divide families, where students and workers can travel freely, where economic opportunities…