Topic

Global Economy

6 articles

Who Actually Controls the Strait of Hormuz Right Now?

The Strait of Hormuz is a load-bearing wall for the global economy, carrying 25 percent of all seaborne oil. Following the 2026 conflict, this analysis explores…

World Politics Strait of Hormuz

Rein Kaljumäe · Aug 13, 2026 • 13:27

Can old institutions survive the singularity’s physical shift?

The singularity has transitioned from an ideological concept to a physical industrial reality anchored in massive data centers and high-voltage infrastructure. …

Technology Business Artificial Intelligence

Elisabeth Saar · Jul 27, 2026 • 12:12

Can small nations survive a dual Red Sea and Hormuz blockade?

Global oil arteries are severed as the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz face a synchronized blockade in 2026, pushing Brent crude past $100. This structural amputat…

World Politics Energy Crisis

Rein Kaljumäe · Jul 25, 2026 • 07:26

Did the Supreme Court end the Tariff-as-Tax experiment?

The Tariff-as-Tax experiment attempts to fund a 21st-century superpower using 19th-century fiscal tools, resulting in a staggering $2.6 trillion annual deficit.…

Finance Business Estonia

Elisabeth Saar · Jul 24, 2026 • 17:03

Can the world afford the rising cost of basic nutrition?

The average cost of a healthy diet has surged to $4.28, leaving nearly one-third of the global population unable to afford essential nutrients. With 75% of cost…

World Health Food Security

Inese Kalvane · Jul 22, 2026 • 12:14

How will the USA governance reform hit the average household?

The dismantling of the U.S. administrative state through DOGE has triggered over 100,000 layoffs and a retreat from 66 international organizations. This analysi…

World Politics USA Governance Reform

Inese Kalvane · Jun 30, 2026 • 09:14