Iran, Hormuz, and the Geoeconomics of a Crisis that 'Changes' the World
The article explores the significant geopolitical importance of the Strait of Hormuz in global energy markets and its potential impact on world stability.
Chips, Critical Minerals, and the New Geoeconomics of Power
The article discusses the transformation of the international economy from a model of global integration to one that increasingly recognizes risks in interdependence, accelerated by the pandemic and geopolitical conflicts.
Manufacturing European Independence
The article discusses the necessity for Europe to achieve true independence in various sectors to be respected on the global stage.
Bloomberg: How Trump's Armadas Are Giving China a Strategic Advantage of $55 Trillion
The article discusses how Donald Trump's naval deployments in the Caribbean and off Iran could detract from a critical focus on Asia, where economic power is shifting.
G. Nausėda spoke by phone with EVT Chairman A. Costa: discussed strengthening EU competitiveness
During the conversation, they discussed EU competitiveness, strengthening the common market in the new geoeconomic environment, and internal strategy and policy issues.
The “geoeconomic and armed” conflicts in a multipolar order top the list of risks from Davos for 2026
The World Economic Forum's report highlights increasing concerns regarding geoeconomic and armed conflicts in a multipolar world, exacerbated by climate change and rapid technological advancements.