Canada’s Arctic Exercises Point to a Wider Contest Over Northern Corridors
Canada’s Arctic exercises highlight growing strategic competition as Russia and China expand Northern Sea Route activity.
Canada’s Arctic Exercises Point to a Wider Contest Over Northern Corridors
Canada’s Arctic exercises highlight growing strategic competition as Russia and China expand Northern Sea Route activity.
The Makkah Pact: Building Security Around the New Geography of Trade
Makkah links collective defence with trade corridors, infrastructure, industry and regional power.
From Air Hub to Aerospace State: The UAE Moves Up the Aviation Supply Chain
Tim Clark’s call for manufacturers to establish operations in Dubai reflects a broader UAE strategy to localise aircraft production, expand maintenance capacity and strengthen the aviation systems supporting trade, food security and economic growth.
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The Gulf is Building Around the Hormuz
Gulf states build transport alternatives to reduce dependence on the Strait of Hormuz.
The Treaty That Still Controls the Black Sea
At 90, the Montreux Convention remains the legal architecture behind Türkiye’s maritime power—and a constraint on both Russia and NATO.
The Middle Corridor Is No Longer a Side Route
Middle Corridor gains importance as trade routes diversify across Central Asia, Caucasus and Europe.
Supply Chains Are Recovering on Paper, But Not Yet in Reality
Supply chains face sustained strain as corridor, tariff and insurance risks converge.
‘They move fast’: How Gulf states have already moved on to plan B, with or without Iran deal
Gulf countries are accelerating investments in pipelines, railways, ports, and trade corridors as they seek to reduce their dependence on the Strait of Hormuz
So you want to own Greenland?
Greenland’s strategic geography reveals how sovereignty, resources and power reshape Arctic geopolitics.
Hormuz as a Live Testbed for Unmanned Warfare: Drones, Sea Robots and the New Maritime Battlespace
Hormuz is becoming a live testbed for drones, sea robots, and escalation.
Mine Warfare in Transition: What the Strait of Hormuz Reveals About US Naval Readiness
Mines do not need to sink ships to change the balance in the Strait of Hormuz. They only need to
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Downloadable intelligence reports and briefings
Browse selected Power & Corridors reports, briefings and outlooks on maritime security, trade corridors, energy infrastructure, chokepoints and geopolitical risk.
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Saudi Arabia's Oil Corridors Under Pressure: The Hormuz Alternative Is Now Contested
Saudi Arabia’s Hormuz alternative now faces pressure from Iraq-linked attacks and Houthi threats in the Red Sea.
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India's July 2026 Instability Spike: Legislative Disruption, Not Regime Fracture
India’s instability spike reflects legislative confrontation, not imminent government collapse.
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Three Corridors, Three Risk Channels — July 2026
Corridor risk can build through compliance, insurance and strategy before freight prices react.