Geopolitics

China’s Rare-earth Monopoly and the Geopolitics of Minerals

China’s new rare-earth export controls have turned its dominance in the sector into a powerful strategic tool, extending restrictions to technology, equipment, and expertise...

The Taliban Emirate, China, India and Pakistan

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South African rand weaker on risk aversion, geopolitical jitters

The South African rand weakened in early trade on Friday as investors pared exposure to riskier assets on geopolitical tensions, speculation about U.S. rate...

South African rand weaker on risk aversion, geopolitical jitters

USDZARGOLDSA40USDZAR The South African rand weakened in early trade on Friday as investors pared exposure to riskier assets on geopolitical tensions, speculation about U.S. rate...

Nasdaq, S&P 500 Futures Slide As Banking Woes Add To Geopolitical Concerns — Strategist Flags 2 Catalysts To Revive Market Mojo

Credit concerns have also emerged as another significant headwind following disclosures from a few banks on Thursday. Wall Street could have another down day on...

How Rare Earth Has Become Geopolitical Dynamite

US-Russia Relations News Today: Trump-Putin Budapest Meeting Fuels Geopolitical Tensions

The recent buzz around the “Trump Putin Budapest meeting” is drawing significant attention. Reports suggest secretive talks between former President Donald Trump and Russian...

European Energy: Climate Ambitions versus Geopolitical Pressures

Earlier this week, the President of the International Gas Union (IGU) – Mr Andrea Stegher – delivered the keynote address at The Autumn Gas...

Could General Kurilla’s Appointment Shape Lazard’s (LAZ) Edge in Geopolitical Advisory?

Lazard, Inc. recently appointed retired four-star U.S. Army General Michael "Erik" Kurilla as Senior Advisor in its Geopolitical Advisory group to deepen the firm's...
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