Geopolitics Archives - Page 2 of 13

Oil Above $100 Again: The Hormuz Shipping Collapse Could Trigger a New Global Energy Shock

blogdev / September 11, 2026

If enough oil and petroleum products are kept off the market for long enough, oil prices above $100 a barrel

blogdev / September 10, 2026

Ford is caught in an increasingly complicated battle between Washington and Beijing as its Ford China partnership comes under growing

blogdev / September 9, 2026

President Donald Trump has opened a new front in the growing US Canada trade war 2026, threatening to prevent Canadian

blogdev / September 8, 2026

Ukraine is facing a new political test after its prosecutor general offered his resignation, citing political reasons. The Ukraine prosecutor

blogdev / September 7, 2026

North Korea has taken another step in its military modernization campaign after leader Kim Jong Un said a newly commissioned

blogdev / September 5, 2026

A new leadership controversy is emerging inside the Trump administration as the White House has reportedly reviewed potential candidates who

blogdev / September 4, 2026

The push for a diplomatic settlement in Ukraine has gained new momentum after Russian President Vladimir Putin signaled that there

blogdev / September 4, 2026

President Donald Trump has named Adam Telle as the acting Secretary of the Army, placing a new civilian leader at

blogdev / September 3, 2026

The US national debt has crossed the extraordinary $40 trillion mark, putting America’s finances under a brighter political spotlight as

blogdev / August 17, 2026

The Hormuz shipping crisis has entered a more serious phase as commercial vessel movements through the strategically important Strait of