Tag: Geopolitics
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Here Russia earns on black gold. They buy huge amounts of coal
Russian coal exports to India decreased slightly in the first half of 2026. Nevertheless, it remains one of the key sales markets for Moscow. In the first half…
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Gas in Europe near €70 as heating season approaches and storage levels stay low
Gas prices in Europe are rising strongly and approaching €70 per MWh, after a new phase of attacks between the US and Iran, the first in a month.…
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Oil price spikes. Americans attacked launchers
Brent crude oil prices have broken through the $90 per barrel level. The trigger for this price spike was US strikes on targets on Iran’s Larak Island and…
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North Korea rejects US demands on nuclear weapons
On Monday, a spokesman for North Korea’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement emphasising that US policy toward Pyongyang remains consistently hostile. North Korean authorities accuse Washington of violating…
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Swedish mining as a guarantor of national security
In late July of this year, the Swedish government recognized the extraction of critical metals and rare earth elements as a matter of national security. It stated that…
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How did ASML become Europe’s most important technology company?
In the Dutch town of Veldhoven, in the province of North Brabant, something has happened over the past forty years that has no precedent in the history of…
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Should Poland have its own strategy for the Baltic Sea?
The Baltic Sea has ceased to be a calm, peripheral body of water. Today it is one of the hottest spots on the geopolitical map of Europe, an…
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Is the era of globalization based on cheap imports coming to an end?
For decades, the global economy operated according to one simple rule: produce where it is cheapest, sell where it is most expensive. Today, this model is in its…
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Russian threats to critical infrastructure. Is Poland ready for sabotage without a declaration of war?
Poland has found itself on the front line of a diffuse conflict fought without a formal declaration of war, aimed at the systemic erosion of state resilience. In…
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China’s economic colonization of the West. Poland among the biggest losers
China has been building its economic advantage since the 1970s, gradually gaining dominance in key sectors of the U.S. economy. The European Union’s trade deficit with China now…
Olivia Masskey
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