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Global Watch Oil Surge and Inflation Risk Mount as Middle East War Widens Brace for an Oil Spike: Houthis Threaten Saudi Aramco as Global Energy Warfare Escalates Consequently, the longer the Trump administration seeks to prolong this conflict under the guise of impact mitigation, the more the impending political and economic backlash at home will intensify exponentially. Economic Crisis by the Stroke of a Pen: Why the ‘Trump 2.0’ Tariffs Are a Dead End—and the Price the Middle Class is Paying This crisis transcends the blame game of partisan politics. It exposes the profound failure of an economic governance model that prioritizes protectionism and illusory nationalism over the material well-being of its citizens. ผลงานที่ได้รับการเผยแพร่ในปี 2026 The Architecture of Inequality: Dismantling the Polycrisis and Rebuilding the Global Financial Order  We are living through a "polycrisis"—an entangled web of emergencies that is widening global inequality and fracturing the geopol...

Middle East

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ตะวันออกกลาง  ( รวมประเทศลิเบีย อียิปต์ อัฟกานิสถาน ) บทความเรียงจากใหม่ลงเก่า อ่านบทความคลิกที่ชื่อเรื่อง ... Global Watch From Proxy War to Regional Inferno: The Evolution of the Yemen Conflict (2015–2026) For over a decade, Yemen has served as the tragic canvas for the Middle East’s most devastating proxy war. But as we navigate the volatile geopolitical landscape of 2026, the script has fundamentally flipped. What began as a localized struggle for state control has metastasized into a full-scale regional conflagration. To understand the present inferno, we must first decode the past. ผลงานที่ได้รับการเผยแพร่ในปี 2026 The Unity Paradox: Why Iran’s Call for “Global Muslim Solidarity” is Fracturing the Middle East Tehran constantly champions the rallying cry of global Muslim unity. On the ground, however, this rhetoric only deepens existing geopolitical fault lines. Strip away the religious facade, and a stark reality emerges: hard security calculations and sectarian schisms make...