NATO's 5% Defense Spending Revolution: Europe's Military Awakening
NATO allies increased defense spending by 20% in 2025, with all members exceeding 2% GDP. Norway surpassed the US in per capita...
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NATO allies increased defense spending by 20% in 2025, with all members exceeding 2% GDP. Norway surpassed the US in per capita...
China controls 90% of rare earth processing while the US and EU launch FORGE and €3B plans in 2026. This analysis reveals who's winning...
In 2026, export controls on rare earths, lithium, and gallium by China, the US, and the EU are reshaping global supply chains. This...
European NATO members spent a record $864 billion on defense in 2025, a 14% increase, with all 32 allies meeting the 2% GDP threshold....
The February 2026 U.S. Critical Minerals Ministerial launched FORGE, mobilizing $30B+ and 11 new bilateral deals to counter China's 90%...
The BRICS Unit, a gold-backed settlement token backed 40% by gold and built on Cardano, launched in 2026 as intra-bloc local currency...
BRICS+ nations now conduct 67% of intra-bloc trade in local currencies as the US dollar's reserve share falls to 56.3% — a 30-year low....
China's 2026 export controls on rare earths, tungsten, and antimony trigger sixfold price spikes and slash European licensing approvals...
Geoeconomic confrontation tops WEF Global Risks 2026 as the MATCH Act and EU CBAM drive triple-redundancy supply chains at 15-25% higher...
WEF's 2026 Global Risks Report ranks geoeconomic confrontation as the top immediate threat. With US tariffs on China at 54% and critical...
In February 2026, the U.S. launched FORGE and Project Vault with $30B+ financing to counter China's 60-90% control of critical mineral...
China's 90% rare earth processing dominance and 2025 export controls triggered sixfold price spikes. With a November 2026 pause...