US blockade logic backfires: trust erodes, China gains, and global order fragments.
Browsing: Kurniawan Arif Maspul
International urgency to reopen the Strait of Hormuz contrasts sharply with the lethal silence regarding the devastating human cost of the Iran war.
Militarizing the “Gate of Tears” threatens global globalization, driving up shipping costs and pushing regional actors toward permanent isolation.
Oil above $110. Global South bears the cost. Trust in US security guarantees is eroding. International norms are crumbling.
Iran strike triggers multi-front crisis as missiles cross NATO airspace, Caucasus, Gulf—global trust collapses.
Regional war erupts after Khamenei’s killing, threatening global oil supplies, dragging Lebanon back into conflict, and shattering diplomatic restraint.
Lebanon’s ceasefire is collapsing under near-daily Israeli strikes, deepening a humanitarian emergency in a country already shattered by economic collapse.
Turkey and Ethiopia are forging a strategic partnership, transforming historical rivalry into economic and defense cooperation.
Saudi Arabia’s Geneva rebuke of the RSF signals a strategic shift to stabilize Sudan by choking illicit gold flows and aligning Gulf policies.