The Growing Specter of a Sharp Global Recession

The Latest thinking from the Stratfor Center for Applied Geopolitics at RANE.

Southeast Asian governments will need sustained vigilance to prevent a resurgence in localized violence.

Burkina Faso's new military junta is unlikely to curb rising insecurity, while fraying ties with France could worsen the regional threat of jihadism.

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Brussels will be reluctant to impose a cap that could jeopardize the bloc's gas supplies and incentivize consumption this winter, even if it means leaving EU states exposed to high costs and further Russian cut-offs.

With its natural gas exports to Europe now nearing zero, Moscow may start targeting the continent's maritime oil and gas industry via cyberattacks and physical strikes.

Property developers' growing financial woes are creating significant risks in China's housing market, banking sector and greater economy.

Russia's suspected sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines will sever the country's energy trade with Europe this winter.