UAE adviser Anwar Gargash says the Strait of Hormuz remains critical to global shipping, energy flows and supply chains as the US-Iran conflict disrupts trade and pushes Gulf states to diversify transport routes.
Mexican and Canadian steel companies face uncertainties over the Trump Administration’s avowed position not to renew USMCA.
After dredging, port can now accommodate larger vessels.
Despite growing challenges from BRICS initiatives, digital currencies, rising debt, and geopolitical tensions, the U.S. dollar remains the world's dominant reserve currency—though economists warn its long-term supremacy can no longer be taken for granted.
The UAE’s stunning exit from OPEC, OPEC+, and OAPEC is reshaping the global energy landscape, raising questions about oil prices, Gulf alliances, Hormuz shipping risks, and the future balance of power between Washington and Riyadh.
Escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are disrupting global oil, LNG, and shipping flows—triggering supply chain chaos, rising costs, and urgent shifts toward pipeline alternatives.
As the 2026 USMCA review approaches, Pierre Poilievre pushes for tariff-free U.S.-Canada trade while warning of rising tensions, shifting energy leverage, and high-stakes uncertainty across North American supply chains.
ASEAN’s maritime security strategy takes center stage as Philippine Foreign Secretary Maria Theresa P. Lazaro addresses South China Sea tensions, global trade risks, and the critical role of the Malacca Strait in Indo-Pacific supply chains.
Uncertainty and US tariffs come to the fore.
India moved Fast after US 50% tariff shock treatment.
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