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Why Turkey and Erdogan are now the centre of Trump’s attention

Articles / currency, defence, Due Diligence, energy supply, Geopolitics, Infrastructure, NATO, Pesident Trump, risks, trade, Turkey, USA / 07/2026

President Trump effectively said it himself. He went to Ankara to see President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and made clear that he would not have made the journey for most other leaders. He also said plainly that he stood with Turkey. Those remarks matter because they reveal that the NATO summit itself was almost just a [...]

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The war before the mid-terms: red flags for America’s political future

Articles / Canada, China, Due Diligence, Elections, energy markets, Europe, Global trade, Iran, Middle East, NATO, Pesident Trump, Russia, Ukraine, USA / 07/2026

The US is moving toward the mid-term elections under conditions that no longer look like normal democratic competition. Abroad, the Ukraine war is being pushed into a new phase, Iran is an on-again-off-again switch remaining a live trigger point, China is testing missiles while using minerals and diplomacy to test the Indo-Pacific order, and energy

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Maximum Pressure – the USA’s stance in the Middle East

Articles / Due Diligence, Geopolitics, Global trade, Iran, Middle East, nuclear weapons, Oil, Pesident Trump, political instability, Sanctions, USA / 03/2025

In his second term, President Donald Trump has embarked on a series of assertive foreign policy shifts that are reshaping US engagement with the Middle East. Emphasising an "America First" agenda, the administration has adopted a more unilateral approach, re-evaluating traditional alliances and international commitments. A notable aspect of this strategy is the intensified ‘maximum

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Election fever?

Articles / Pesident Trump, President Biden, Trump, United States of America / 10/2020

Once again, the US election is to be fought between the two least-liked candidates in history and, once again, legitimacy concerns are swirling. President Trump has, without any evidence or provocation, declared the very practice of mail-in ballots to be ‘fraudulent’ and has openly stated that he is only likely to recognise the contest as

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Why Turkey and Erdogan are now the centre of Trump’s attention

The war before the mid-terms: red flags for America’s political future

Maximum Pressure – the USA’s stance in the Middle East

Election fever?

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