The Eurasian Economic Union turns 10 this year. Is it a success story or just a paper tiger? 👉 GIS expert Zorigt Dashdorj digs into the realities behind the treaties, barriers and bold ambitions. Find out what is really holding integration back: gisreportsonline.com/r/eaeu-goals-r…

👉 What if the most important global story right now isn’t happening in Washington or Beijing? Whether through BRICS+, new finance models or regional alliances, the Global Majority is no longer content to sit on the sidelines. Our new dossier maps this tectonic shift and explains

🌍 A decade of the EAEU is no small feat, but is it really a success story, or just a list of promises waiting to be fulfilled? Zorigt Dashdorj’s latest report explores how far the Eurasian Economic Union has come, from customs unions to common markets, and why some sectors are

📌 Ten years of the EAEU: a story of achievements and persistent challenges. Free movement of labor, integrated markets, regional cooperation – some promises are met, others are lagging. GIS expert Zorigt Dashdorj explores the nuances of economic integration, highlighting both

🌍 The so-called “firewall” against the right is disenfranchising voters across Europe. In Germany, France, Austria and the Netherlands, mainstream parties face growing voter discontent, shifting alliances and rising challengers. Our newsletter delivers deep, fact-based insights

⚡️ Oil once survived the threat of electricity and the light bulb, but can it survive the electric vehicle? For decades, transport was oil’s last fortress. Now EVs are storming the gates, and the numbers speak for themselves: In 2024, sales shattered records and 2025 is set to

Oil was nearly written off once before – when kerosene lamps lost out to electricity in the 19th century. It only found a second life thanks to the internal combustion engine. Now history might repeat itself. 🚗⚡ For the full story, read Carole Nakhle’s (Dr Carole Nakhle كارول نخله) new

🌍 Trump–Putin meeting in Alaska. How do you view the choice of Alaska for talks?

For oil producers, the danger isn’t that oil disappears – it’s that its dominance fades. EVs are already displacing 1.3 million barrels per day, more than Japan’s entire transport oil demand. By 2030, the figure could quadruple. 📌 Get the insights that headlines miss – read the

🇪🇺 Prince MvLiechtenstein's latest piece is a sharp look at how political and economic fragmentation is testing Europe’s competitiveness – and why outdated policies are leaving businesses struggling to keep up. 📖 Read the full comment here: gisreportsonline.com/r/fragmented-g…

Who holds the world’s most strategic bargaining chip and how long can the U.S. afford to blink? Rare earths are no longer just obscure minerals. They are leverage, weapons, the silent force shaping global trade wars. Junhua Zhang’s (Junhua Zhang) latest report dives into why

Oil once fueled geopolitics, today it’s rare earths. China controls nearly 70% of global processing, and when it tightens the taps, industries from Detroit to Silicon Valley feel the shock. Can Washington really build independence, or is Beijing’s monopoly unbreakable? 📌 Dr.

🇺🇸 Trump raises tariffs – 🇨🇳 Xi raises rare earth controls. Who wins when both sides weaponize the supply chain? For automakers, defense contractors and chipmakers, this is not theory – it is disruption in real time. The question is no longer if rare earths can be weaponized, but

For decades, Russia called the shots in the South Caucasus. But when Armenia and Azerbaijan met to sign peace agreements this summer, Moscow wasn’t even in the room. Russia’s grip on the region is slipping, quietly but steadily, as new alliances redraw the map of influence. 🔍

Can you imagine Armenia and Azerbaijan signing a peace deal without Russia? A few years ago, it would have been unthinkable. Now it is reality. ➡ What comes next: a subtle retreat, a clash or a complete loss of influence? Stefan Hedlund Stefan Hedlund explores the scenarios in

Armenia no longer trusts Russian peacekeepers. Azerbaijan openly defies Moscow. Kazakhstan is redirecting oil flows westward. Russia’s war in Ukraine has accelerated a geopolitical shift it cannot easily reverse – one where U.S. and Turkish influence grows while Moscow fades into

🌍 COP30 is coming to Brazil this November, but will it actually fight climate change, or just shift money and influence? Developing countries are asking for $1.3 trillion, while rich nations agreed to $300 billion. Meanwhile, the U.S. is stepping back and China may seize the

The narrative is changing: COP30 won’t just talk about stopping global warming – it may debate how to survive it. Mitigation or adaptation – which should come first? Who decides? And can bureaucrats really drive solutions that require innovation and risk-taking? 👉 Enrico

COP30 could be less about climate and more about strategy. International bureaucrats, geopolitical power plays and billions in transfers – this may be the real agenda. 🔍 Enrico Colombatto’s (Enrico Colombatto) report breaks down the likely scenarios for COP30: gisreportsonline.com/r/cop30-agenda/