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France's Truckers Stood Down. Its Unions Have Not.
Russia Sanctions Are on Hold, and Diesel Prices May Depend on When They Return
Saudi Arabia Wants the Hormuz Bypass Written Into Its 2027 Supply Contracts
The US 50% Duty on Canadian Goods Now Covers the Box Your Product Ships In
Shipping Lines Keep Changing Their Minds About Whether the Red Sea Is Safe
Europe Heads Into Winter With Less Gas in Storage and Fewer Places to Get More
Fifteen Governments Declare Intent to Criminalize Helping 24 Cartels
The Toll You Can't Legally Pay
Nobody Owns the Return Shipment, and That's the Whole Problem
Russia Has Done This Before, and It Never Went Back
The UAE Is an Ally. This Month It's Also a Back Door.
Two Chokepoints at Once, and a Nigerian Refinery Is the Backstop
Two Wars, One Barrel
The Junta That Escaped Foreign Control Just Needed a Foreign Army
The Biggest Oil Deal in History Runs Through a Company Still on the Sanctions List
The US and Russia Just Reopened a Channel That's Been Dead for Two Years
Romania's Gas Platform Was Built to Replace Russia. Russia Noticed.
Kazakhstan Turned the Safety Net Into a Weapon
Two Terrorist Groups Just Made Piracy Profitable Again
The Permit Was Never Actually Valid, and Nobody Found Out for a Decade
Nobody Is Waiting for the Hormuz Deal to Work
The Blockade Has a Business Model
Moscow Is Writing the Legal Brief Against Starlink
A Recurring AI Dispute Just Became a Government-to-Government Fight
The Tariff Survived. The Law Under It Didn't.
The first quiet night in two weeks is the war changing shape, not ending
The war's first invoice landed on a company that makes rust remover
The scariest AI story this month doubles as an advertisement
Brazil Loads the Weapon
China Cuts Off Helium
China Caught a Rocket, and a Ten-Year Lead
Europe Is Rearming, and the Boom Comes With a 'Buy Local' Sign
The Reinsurers Just Put Terror Risk on the Market
The Strait Reopens With an Expiration Date
The Blockade Is the Rehearsal
The Chip Ban Has a Ceiling
For Rare Earths, There Is No Second Source
Europe Is Pulling the Plug on American Software
Somebody Else's Crime Is About to Raise Your Costs
North America's Trade Architecture Is Being Pulled Apart from Three Directions
Cleared in Washington, Banned in Brussels
In Europe, a Closed Deal Is No Longer Closed
The Headhunter on LinkedIn Is a Chinese Intelligence Officer
The EU Just Drew a Line Around Its Cloud
Four African Nations Just Locked the Door on Your Battery Supply Chain
When Joe's Last Mile Express Gets Breached, You're Holding the Bag
Hormuz Is a Roller Coaster. Plan for the Ride.
The Crisis Arrives at Your Door
The One Country That Could End This Has Less Reason To Try
The Summit That Settled Nothing
The Dollar's Monopoly Made Your Life Easy. That's What's Changing.
Your Supply Chain Runs Through a Summit
The Deal That Broke OPEC
Southeast Asia Stopped Waiting for the Strait to Reopen
The Railroad That Bypasses Beijing
A Thousand Sanctions and Iran Still Gets Paid
Insurance Closed Hormuz Before the Mines Did
The Chemical That Processes Everything Just Got Cut Off Twice
Gunfire in the Strait, 24 Hours After "Fully Open"
The Arsonist Owns the Fire Department
The Two Paths Out of Islamabad
The Island That Makes Your Chips Had a Bad Week
Iran Declared Your Vendors Military Targets. Then It Followed Through.
China Didn't Need Free Passage Through Hormuz. It Needed Something Better.
One Building, One Third of Your Medicine
China Positioned Itself as Peacemaker This Week. The Trade Summit Moved to May.
The Iran War's Economic Blast Radius Keeps Expanding
Latin America Is Splitting in Half
Epic Fury Enters Week Two. Iran's Military Is Broken. Its Cyber Capabilities Are Not.
The Strait of Hormuz Is Closed. Your Operating Costs Just Changed.
The Trade War Is Making Your Defenses More Expensive at the Worst Possible Time
Operation Epic Fury Opened with the Largest Cyberattack in History
Your Cyber Insurance Probably Won't Cover What Comes Next
China Collects Against Its Allies. Your Vendor Agreement Won't Stop Them.
Infrastructure Under Siege: From Norwegian Fjords to Baltic Sea Floors
Europe Moves to Rip Chinese Technology Out of Critical Infrastructure
Iran's Cyber Restraint Toward the US Just Ended
China's Kill Chain Is 15 Years Long
China Built a Cyber Range to Rehearse Attacks on Its Neighbors
Undersea Cable Sabotage Is Accelerating
