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Category Archives: Geopolitical
Swan Watch: ‘Over 50% chance for Iran conflict in coming year’
“Enormous Angst” ‘Over 50% chance for Iran conflict in coming year.’ This was the headline in yesterday’s Jerusalem Post quoting David Gergen, one of our favorite nonpartisan political analysts, who has worked for both Republicans and Democrats. Speaking to the … Continue reading
Stratfor: Venezuela’s Geographic Challenge
Stratfor discusses the importance of Venezuela’s oil reserves and its relations with the United States. For more analysis, visit: http://www.Stratfor.com (click here if video is not observable)
Stratfor: Spain’s Geographic Challenge
Stratfor explains how Spain’s geography has played a role in the balance between its central government and autonomous regions. For more analysis, visit: http://www.Stratfor.com (click here if video is not observable)
Euro Fracture: Venice Wants Independence – RT
The Republic of Venice is planning for a glorious comeback. Supporters of Venetian independence from Italy are gathering for a rally to demand the region goes it alone, tired of being saddled with Rome’s austerity. It’s the latest in a … Continue reading
Stratfor: Demographics and Geopolitics
Good piece by George Friedman on global demographic trends. The solution to declining populations? Technology. …today, countries like Germany and Japan are facing massive population busts… It’s not the falling population that’s the problem…worst of all, it’s a falling and … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Geopolitical
Tagged Demography, Geopolitics, George Friedman, Median Age, STRATFOR
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Black Swan Watch: Japan could pull out of China
This could be big and is not priced. Keep it on your radar. (click here if video is not observable)
Economist Cover: War Over These?
The new cover story of the Economist. Gulp! Low probability, high impact event and very unlikely but keep it on your radar. …Amid heated rhetoric on both sides, one Chinese newspaper has helpfully suggested skipping the pointless diplomacy and moving … Continue reading
Debt of Honor in the East & South China Seas
We can’t help but think the Chinese are reading Tom Clancy’s 1994 thriller, Debt of Honor, as we watch their latest tiff with Japan unfold. Recall China suspended its exports of rare earths to Japan in September 2010 over a similar … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, China, Geopolitical, Japan
Tagged China, Diaoyu/Senkaku islands, Japan
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QE3 Will Complicate Global Food Crisis
There is no doubt in our minds that some of the QE3 liquidity will leak into agricultural commodities. In addition, a portfolio reallocation will take place as investors look to protect their purchasing power through buying finite “things.” This will … Continue reading
Posted in Commodities, Demographics, Geopolitical, Inflation/Deflation, Monetary Policy, Video
Tagged Fareed Zakaria, Global Food Crisis, QE3
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Stratfor: Asia’s Balance of Power
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Posted in China, Geopolitical, Japan
Tagged Balance of Power, China, India, Japan, Robert Kaplan, STRATFOR
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