Arquivo por tag: COP 26

The unintended consequences of the U.S.-Israeli assault.

How Trump misread Europe.

America Is preparing for the wrong kind of crisis

Due to the deep distrust that exists between Iran and the United States, Iran will take its steps cautiously in negotiations and will show flexibility to the extent that sanctions are lifted and Iran’s frozen assets and properties are released. Iran does not want to accept commitments without receiving specific and tangible concessions, Vali Kaleji […]

The sudden disruption in global trade brought on by the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has exposed a stark reality of contemporary global commons—the high seas no longer serve as secure superhighways linking international centres of economic activity. Those seas are now perceived with greater caution as the risks and uncertainty inherent to the […]

India’s decision to settle payments for Iranian oil in Chinese yuan marks a subtle yet potentially consequential shift in the evolving architecture of global energy trade and finance. While the transaction may appear technical, its implications extend well beyond bilateral trade, touching on sanctions regimes, currency politics, and the long-term trajectory of the dollar-centred international […]