The hottest Geopolitical Substack posts right now

Dissatisfaction among military and intelligence leaders in Russia with the format of the war in Ukraine.
The importance of espionage and recruiting dissatisfied high-level individuals, as discussed in Sun Tzu's 'Art of War'.
Speculation and analysis surrounding the mutiny in Russia, including potential consequences on geopolitical, military, and economic fronts.

Central banks are easing or planning to ease monetary policies, influenced by various economic factors worldwide.
The rise of technology, particularly AI, is expected to boost productivity and impact asset markets, potentially leading to financial risks in the future.
Inflation is under control due to labor-saving technology, weak growth in certain regions, and the US's ability to adjust energy production based on market conditions.

The US organized a 'Summit for Democracy' where several far-right, anti-democratic regimes were invited, including leaders from Israel, Poland, India, and Pakistan.
Western media outlets have acknowledged the authoritarian nature of regimes like Netanyahu's in Israel, Duda's in Poland, and Modi's in India, despite their participation in the summit.
The summit aimed to create a bloc against China and Russia, pressuring nations to sign statements denouncing these countries, revealing the US strategy to advance its geopolitical interests.

Companies are not adequately preparing for a potential war with China despite rising tensions.
A 'White Swan Event' describes a probable but impactful event that organizations fail to prepare for.
The implications of a Sino-American war are extensive, including financial losses, supply chain disruptions, and humanitarian crises.

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