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The Strait Isn't Supposed to Reopen
This is part of an ongoing series on the Petroyuan Trap hypothesis, the war against Iran and the wider war against the emerging multipolar world. Other articles in the series include:
· Why War with Iran?
· Economic Chemotherapy: Am...
The New Eurasian Chessboard
The great powers are leaving Europe behind. The USA, China and Russia are all focusing on the new heartland of the 21st century: Central Asia.
I joined Pascal to examine competing transport corridors across Eurasia, from the US-backed...
The Contest for the Caucasus: TRIPP and the Eurasia Canal
Introduction
Far Eastern Economic Forum, Vladivostok—At this year’s forum, rumors circulated that competition over Eurasian transport corridors is intensifying with two strategic visions now colliding in the South Caucasus. The first is th...
From Paper to Metal: China’s Surplus Dilemma
An Update — September 2026
This article is a follow-up to an article that was originally published in October of last year. At that time, Beijing’s strategic accumulation of commodities was still a gradual trend, and the World Bank was...
The Impossible Choice
On September 8, the US Treasury proscribed 36 aviation-related entities, including 27 Iranian airlines and a network of foreign ticketing agents, ground-service providers, and aircraft-procurement companies. The list includes much of Iran’s...
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Analysis at the intersection of political economy, geopolitics, and technology. Classical (not neoclassical.) Smith, Ricardo, Marx, List, Veblen. Cutting through neoliberal nonsense. From Beijing.
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