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Why the World Order Is Breaking Down (opens the original)
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“Great powers must always remain vigilant and never subordinate their survival to any other goal, not even prosperity.” — John MearsheimerYou are probably reading about the many pressure points now emerging around the world: tensions between China and Taiwan, the crisis in the Persian Gulf, the continuing war between Russia and Ukraine, political friction between the United States and its neighbors Canada and Mexico, Turkey’s growing military presence across the Middle East and North Africa, and
The Empires Are Waking Up (opens the original)
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“We must be the great arsenal of democracy.” Dwight EisenhowerEric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, has visited Kyiv many times. He also has a background working with the Pentagon. A few days ago, he gave an interview and published a deeply worrying article in The Washington Post about Russia’s growing ability to destroy Kyiv’s infrastructure — and, ultimately, normal life in the city. In his assessment, Ukraine is not prepared for the changes Russia has made in recent
World War III: The Fronts Are Converging (opens the original)
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“When elephants fight, the grass suffers.” — Lee Kuan YewThere are three major fronts on which the United States is now engaged in an effort to reshape the international system in its favor: Iran, China and Russia. It is complicated, difficult, prolonged, expensive, dangerous and unpredictable. But the current Trump administration is accelerating processes that began as far back as the Obama administration.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_
World War – The Battle for Money (opens the original)
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“We treated efficiency as a substitute for resilience, and consumption as a measure of prosperity.” Scott BessentImagine that you are merchants in the 17th century and you need to purchase certain products such as silk, spices, or metals. You do not know whether the products will reach you because of weather conditions or because of wars and battles on the oceans. It does not matter whether you are English, Dutch, Spanish, Ottoman, Italian, Chinese, Indian, or Arab. If you will, international tr
World War III: The Front Is Expanding (opens the original)
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“The only way human beings can win a war is to prevent it.” — George MarshallNorth Korea is sending thousands of soldiers to the Russian-Ukrainian front to support the Russian military against Ukraine. There are about 8,500 North Korean troops currently in Russia, including roughly 1,000 engineers and mine-clearance specialists, as well as around 400 drone operators. Altogether, some 25,000 North Korean soldiers have joined Russian forces since late 2024. In return, Russia provides North Korea w
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