Geopolitica

—I Volenterosi puntano sull’escalation con Mosca per scongiurare le trattative

—Mosca, il mistero di Ratcliffe

—Armenia. Arrestato l’ex presidente Kocharyan, nuovo scontro tra Pashinyan e le vecchie élite filorusse

—Siria. La Russia resta a Tartus e Hmeimim e difende la sua presenza nel Mediterraneo

—Iran. Accordo con l’Oman per un corridoio a Hormuz, ma Teheran mantiene il controllo

—Hormuz, Iran e Oman concordano un corridoio marittimo temporaneo

–🇬🇧CIA Chief Traveled to Moscow, Issued Warnings to the Kremlin

–🇬🇧Trump Renames Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ Amid Canada Trade Fight

–🇬🇧Taiwan and the Pacific

–🇬🇧On Myanmar, ASEAN should brace for the long road ahead

Geoeconomia

—Il debito americano verso i 40 trilioni di dollari porta l’economia mondiale in un territorio inesplorato

—Egitto. Eni rilancia il gas e rafforza il ruolo del Cairo nel Mediterraneo

–🇬🇧Black Sea Tensions Lead Grain Buyers to Tap Baltic States

–🇬🇧Hormuz Oil Flows Rising as Gulf Giants’ Ramp Up Accelerates

–🇬🇧The Real Cost of the U.S.-Canada Trade Breakdown

–🇬🇧Asymmetric Spending: Taiwan’s Opportunities to Defend Against Economic Warfare

–🇬🇧Deep Interior Security: Why the Appomattox Prism Holds the Blueprint for 21st-Century Supply Chain Resilience​

Difesa

—La nuova arma di Kyiv è una “mothership” per droni navali. Ecco il Magura Mv11

–🇬🇧Iran Conflict Reaffirms Need for More Aircraft Carriers

–🇬🇧Liberator: Understanding the U.S. Navy’s New Seabed Carrier Killer

–🇬🇧Germany considers helping fund UK nuclear deterrent

–🇬🇧The US Navy Is Making the Case for EMALS to Trump

–🇬🇧15,000 operational days lost due to US submarine maintenance delays, GAO finds

–🇬🇧Navy Finishes First Barracks Overhaul As Part of Quality of Life Initiatives

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