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What in the World?

Peter Zeihan’s expert understanding of demography, economics, energy, politics, technology, and security helps others prepare for an uncertain future.

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  • According to the International Olympic Committee, who spoke to the tennis player for a second time over video, Peng Shuai is safe.
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  • Amid the escalating conflict with Hezbollah, Israel holds the upper hand against both the Lebanese-based group and Iran.
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  • Recent large-scale Ukrainian drone attacks on munitions depots in Russia are altering the tempo of the war.
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  • On immigration, how do we weigh vague social costs against hard, tangible economic benefits? Here’s how we can start.
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  • The mobile device operation carried out by Israel against Hezbollah is unlikely to trigger a broader regional war.
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  • The obstacles preventing conflict between the Americans and the Saudis may be eroding as globalization comes to an end.
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  • The U.S. is a major exporter of refined oil and energy, but how would U.S. oil and energy be impacted in the wake of a major Gulf hurricane?
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    The impact of hurricanes on oil and energy supplies

  • How would a Chinese invasion of Taiwan disrupt global supply chains of advanced semiconductor chips, and how can we mitigate that disruption?
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    The future of Taiwan and advanced semiconductor chips

  • Mexico is facing an energy crisis, and it’s not clear if they’ll be able to resolve a growing disparity between supply and demand.
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  • The election win by the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party signals a political shift that could present challenges for the country’s future.
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    Will the far-right take over Germany (again)?

  • Telegram may have cut a deal with France, and that could mean bad news for Russia in their war against Ukraine.
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  • The EU will be closely watching Brazil's actions against social media platform X, as it faces similar challenges within its own territories.
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    Should freedom of speech extend to social media?

  • Wine is a global mega-industry, but producers and consumers are both aging. How will demographics impact the economics of wine?
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    The geopolitics of wine

  • Globalization is ending, and the U.S. will have to reinvest in industrial assembly-line production. How will this impact U.S. politics?
    Reuters
    Sep 6, 2024
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    With globalization ending, the US can and should adapt

  • What would it take to maintain global agricultural exports in a post-globalized world? Which nations are best positioned to thrive?
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    Sep 5, 2024
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    Deglobalization’s impact on world food exports

  • Climate change is significantly affecting agriculture, particularly wheat, with some regions being more impacted than others.
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    Sep 4, 2024
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    Will climate change be the death of wheat?

  • Why is so much Inflation Reduction Act funding going into green energy projects in Republican states that voted against the bill?
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    Blue money for green energy in red states

  • The first pieces of tomorrow’s new world order are falling into place, and it’s becoming clear which countries are prepared to get ahead.
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    Aug 30, 2024
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    Tomorrow’s new world order

  • Seventy percent of Libya’s oil exports are now offline due to political infighting. What’s next for Libya, and how will the West respond?
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    Aug 29, 2024
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    Libyan oil crisis explained

  • The Houthis continue to attack ships in the Red Sea, but there are ways to prevent further attacks by these "incompetent" terrorists.
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    Aug 28, 2024
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    How to stop incompetent Houthis from attacking ships in the Red Sea

  • With Russia in decline and the Castros losing power, is Cuba capable of a diplomatic realignment with the United States?
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    Aug 27, 2024
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    Can Cuba realign toward the United States?

  • Russian missiles hit Kyiv even as Ukrainian troops advance further into Russia itself, and the war is entering a dangerous new phase.
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    Aug 26, 2024
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    Ukraine enters new phase of war against Russia

  • Russia's efforts to bypass Western sanctions are emerging in the Sahel, potentially aiding the formation of terrorist groups.
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    What are China and Russia doing in Africa?

  • Weeks into a Ukrainian incursion into western Russia, Putin’s threats of a nuclear attack are still just bluffs. What happens next?
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    Aug 22, 2024
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    Ukraine pushed into Russia, yet nukes didn’t fly

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