Peter Zeihan
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Oil Pricing Is Going Crazy || Peter Zeihan
Oil prices are going crazy, and the current price of ~$102/barrel doesn't even account for all the additional costs incurred along the way.

The Great Oil Split Has Begun || Peter Zeihan
Global oil markets are beginning to fragment, and with each added layer, the likelihood of returning to a global unitary price for crude gets further away.

Ground Drones Hit the Frontlines in Ukraine || Peter Zeihan
The Ukrainians have introduced ground drones to the battlefield, attacking Russian positions and disrupting logistics.

Should the U.S. Military Invade Yemen? || Peter Zeihan
I've got a bit of a loaded question for everyone today: should the U. S. military get involved in Yemen?

Does China Have a Succession Plan || Peter Zeihan
Concerns over Xi Jinping's health have begun to spread following his appearance in Washington. Beyond the obvious question of how Xi is doing, let's discuss the Chinese succession plan if Xi kicks it.

The French Protests Were Inevitable || Peter Zeihan
The protests happening in Paris are an inevitable part of the transition that France is going through.

China Gets a New Base in Southeast Asia || Peter Zeihan
The Chinese are laying the groundwork for a new overseas military base in Laos. What makes this so special?

The End of Black Sea Shipping || Peter Zeihan
With attacks throughout the Black Sea raining down from the Ukrainians and Russians, we're seeing the collapse of Black Sea shipping unfold. Join the Patreon here: Full Newsletter: Where to find more?

What Happens When India's Water Runs Out? || Peter Zeihan
While the fallout from the Ogallala Aquifer running dry will be rough, it's nothing in comparison to what will happen in the Punjab region of northern India.

Defending the Homefront from Cheap Drones || Peter Zeihan
It's one thing for high-tech, expensive strike systems to break through defenses, but when cheap and simple drones can inflict widespread damage...that's a whole other can of worms.