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Geopolitics and Market Protectionism

Regions, industries, resources, trade instruments, regulations, taxation and scenarios. A report on how states are redefining market access and what this transformation means for economies and businesses.

OCT 7, 2026Reports and Studies36 min read

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HD Hyundai: South Korea Enters America’s Shipbuilding Revival

OCT 23, 2026Corporate10 min read

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Dominican Republic: The Rise of a Caribbean Economic Power

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Oceania & Pacific

Rio Tinto: Australia Reshapes Its Mining Power

OCT 23, 202613 min read

Economics

Greece: Abu Dhabi Expands Its Economic Influence in Europe

OCT 23, 20268 min read

Trade & Industry

Lockheed Martin: The Pentagon Plans a Decade of Industrial Power

OCT 22, 202611 min read

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The Value Chain: From Natural Resources to the Most Advanced Industries

OCT 22, 202613 min read

Economics

Middle East: When Oil No Longer Shields Economies from Recession

OCT 22, 20265 min read

Defense & Security

Morocco: Building a Missile Defense Shield

OCT 22, 202614 min read

Central America & Caribbean

The Caribbean: The Geography of Dependence

OCT 22, 202619 min read

Corporate

Tesla–SpaceX: The Merger That Could Reshape Technological Capitalism

OCT 22, 202618 min read

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Capital: Those Who Finance the World

The global economy is usually described through those who produce. Companies manufacture, workers work, consumers spend, governments tax and invest, entrepreneurs innovate. We look at factories, technologies, markets, infrastructure and states because that is where economic activity becomes visible.

SEP 7, 202632 min read

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2050: The World Ahead

By 2050, demography, climate, technology and power will have redrawn the global landscape. This is not a prediction of a fixed future, but an examination of the forces already shaping the world ahead.

AUG 21, 202611 min read

Reports and Studies

The Nuclear Age: The Return of the Atom

Beyond electricity generation, nuclear energy concentrates strategic stakes that are reshaping global power relations. From uranium to reactors, the atom is once again becoming a central instrument of sovereignty.

JUL 22, 202617 min read

Reports and Studies

AI: The New Economy of Power

Artificial intelligence is becoming more than a technology: it is reshaping the distribution of capital, knowledge and strategic influence. A new economy of power is emerging, built on data and computing capacity.

JUL 14, 202612 min read

Reports and Studies

The Space Race : Orbital Control and Systemic Domination

Space is no longer merely a scientific frontier: it is becoming a critical infrastructure of power on Earth. Satellites, communications and defence now place orbital control at the heart of a contest for systemic dominance.

JUL 13, 202616 min read

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Technology, dependency and sovereignty : do democratic states still govern alone?

Digital infrastructure, platforms, semiconductors and data systems have become essential to public action while remaining largely controlled by private actors.

JUL 13, 202614 min read