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The Houthis Have Saudi Arabia Trapped Between Two Chokepoints

The Houthis have not technically seized the entire Red Sea, but that distinction is becoming almost meaningless for Saudi Arabia. Their forces have swept down...

Saudi Arabia Turns to China to Restrain Iran and the Houthis

Something rather extraordinary has happened in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia has turned to China for help with Iran and the Houthis. Riyadh appealed to Beijing...

Saudi Oil Production Collapses – This Is How the War Screws Everyone

Saudi Arabia just reported something that should scare the hell out of anyone who understands how the Middle East actually functions. According to Bloomberg, Riyadh...

The Strait of Hormuz Is Repricing the Entire World Economy

The politicians continue to speak about the Strait of Hormuz as though this were merely a regional dispute between Iran and its neighbors. That is complete...

Will the Diesel Crisis Decide the 2026 Elections?

The political class watches the price of crude oil and gasoline because that is what appears in the headlines, but the real warning is diesel. The average retail...

UAE Trade Ban on Iran

The United Arab Emirates has suspended all trade, commercial exchanges, and financial transactions with Iran until further notice after accusing Tehran of launching...

Strait of Hormuz Nearly Deserted

The world seems to have learned absolutely nothing from COVID. Governments destroyed supply chains through lockdowns, shortages spread from semiconductors to...

India’s Russian Oil Imports Expose the Failure of Western Sanctions

India’s imports of Russian crude oil have surged to a record high, with Moscow now supplying more than half of the country’s crude oil requirements....

The Strait of Hormuz May Reopen But the War Cycle Is Not Finished

The financial press is celebrating reports that traders are betting shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz could begin returning to normal by August. Oil...

South Africa: The Lights Came Back On — The Economy Did Not

For years, South Africa’s rolling blackouts became a symbol of national decline. Businesses bought generators. Families planned their lives around power...