A Houthi missile barrage on Riyadh and Saudi oil facilities marks the sharpest break yet in years of uneasy Yemen de-escalation.
Closure headlines miss the mechanism. Nobody has to sink a tanker to move oil prices — underwriters can do it with a memo.
An 85mm difference in track width, set in the 1840s, still shapes how freight reaches Ukraine and Central Asia.
Landlocked states get covered through their capitals. Their leverage actually sits in Abidjan, Tema, Lomé and Cotonou.
Power interconnectors, gas lines and data cables share a shallow, crowded seabed — which makes accidents and sabotage look alike.
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