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OSINT world map of global conflict hotspots in September 2026, with red markers over Ukraine, the Middle East, Yemen and the Red Sea, the Sahel, Sudan, the Caucasus, Kashmir, the Korean Peninsula, Taiwan, the South China Sea and Haiti, above a defence-sector stock ticker

The Economy of Rearmament: How the Great Powers Are Rebuilding, on Several Fronts at Once, the Industrial Capacity for a Protracted Conflict

World military expenditure reached $2,887 billion in 2025, yet the decisive change lies elsewhere:…

Critical minerals and rare earths as strategic infrastructure for industry, defence, energy and the digital economy.

Critical Minerals, the New Oil of Global Power: Who Controls Industry, Defence and the Energy Transition

Critical minerals have become one of the defining fault lines of global power. This…

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping at the Beijing Summit, with U.S.-China tensions over Iran, Taiwan, the Strait of Hormuz, rare earths and global technology competition in the background.

The Beijing Summit: What Trump and Xi Are Negotiating in the Most Turbulent Geopolitical Year Since the Cold War

The Beijing Summit between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping is one of the most…

Geopolitical map of Europe between three powers — United States, China, and Russia — strategic direction crisis 2026

Europe Between Three Powers: The Anatomy of a Strategic Direction Crisis

At the midpoint of 2026, the European Union does not know with certainty what…

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