Exclusive: A U.S. blueprint for the Russian and Ukrainian economies details how American companies would profit from a peace deal. It's setting off a clash with Europe. https://t.co/Rz0Pv8NUfX ...

Europe has failed to provide sufficient military support to Ukraine to make up for the loss of US assistance since Trump returned to power this year, according to the latest data from the Kiel Institute. https://t.co/ZuvgVtiyhf ...

Heard on the Street: Geopolitics and sanctions are causing crude to accumulate on the ocean https://t.co/y3jz4tiHRc ...

US jets tracked circling Gulf of Venezuela as tensions mount https://t.co/Xu7YJhcokZ ...

A Danish intelligence agency has for the first time described the US as a potential security risk, signaling a shift in the Nordic country’s view of its close ally after months of friction over Greenland https://t.co/vBNm3i5gpg📷️: Juliette Pavy/Bloomberg https://t.co/GYzlc440sK ...

Core Insights - Geopolitical tensions and sanctions are leading to an accumulation of crude oil on the ocean, indicating potential supply chain disruptions and market volatility [1] Group 1 - The accumulation of crude oil on the ocean is a direct consequence of geopolitical factors and sanctions affecting oil-producing regions [1] - This situation may result in increased shipping costs and delays, impacting the overall oil supply chain [1] - The current market dynamics suggest a potential oversupply of crude oil, which could influence pricing strategies for oil companies [1]

South Korea protests Chinese and Russian warplanes in its airspace https://t.co/pOPeJnq0pd ...

Distressingly, although many outside China find its tactics heavy-handed and unbecoming of a great power, there is a brutal logic to them https://t.co/06Z3g1yXMp ...

What do you make of this potential for invidious or at least, and whether or not China will indeed import the market reaction from your perspective. Well, this is a win for Nvidia, but it has to be taken with a pinch of salt because we already hear that there are tensions among US politicians regarding what this means for the national security for us is a very sensitive segment of business. China is sure to let its own companies buy these chips for the same national security issues and also because they are ...

I'm here on Japan's Yanuguni Island, just 110 km from Taiwan. On a clear day, you can see the island from this point. Yanuguni is a beautiful windswept outcrop that's home to less than 1500 people and a rare breed of wild horse.Japan has been expanding its military presence across its southern islands as it worries about the impact of a conflict if China tries to seize Taiwan. Here on Yonoguni, Japan is planning to deploy anti-aircraft missiles and an electronic warfare unit. On the bigger nearby island of ...