Category: Foreign policy

  • Drone War(s)?

    Drone War(s)?

    Palmer Luckey, the founder of Oculus and Anduril Industries, expresses his desire to bring Silicon Valley innovation to the Pentagon and modernize the US defense industry. He criticizes the outdated technology in the military and aims to take a slice of the Pentagon’s $850 billion budget with his new defense company. Luckey, who grew up in…

  • Russia’s Plans

    Russia’s Plans

    General Richard Shirreff, a retired British military commander and former second-in-command at NATO, discusses his early warnings about Russian expansion and the potential threat it poses to European nations. He published a book in 2016 titled “War with Russia,” which depicted Russia invading the Baltics, and recounts the skepticism he faced when the book was…

  • Board of Changemakers: FII

    Board of Changemakers: FII

    The main themes outlined in the video include the challenges and opportunities posed by the shift towards renewable energy, technological trends impacting productivity and economic growth, the need for hard-nosed leadership in navigating real-world issues, and the potential challenges facing various industries, such as banking and finance, and commercial real estate. The video also touches…

  • NVDIAS Chips for China are Illegal

    NVDIAS Chips for China are Illegal

    The US government has recently placed restrictions on the sale of Nvidia chips made for the Chinese market, in an effort to prevent China from obtaining highly advanced semiconductor technology that could be used for military purposes. This move has affected both the 880 800 and top-tier chips, with the primary difference being the 880…

  • Floating Fortress

    Floating Fortress

    The USS Gerald R. Ford is hailed as the most expensive and largest carrier ever built, with a price tag of at least $13 billion. It has the ability to generate enough energy to support high-power lasers and can accommodate more stealth fighters than Russia’s armed forces combined. With a displacement of around 100,000 long…

  • WAR

    WAR

    Peter Zeihan highlights ongoing negotiations between Saudi Arabia and Israel regarding normalization, with the younger generation of Saudi leaders showing less concern for the Palestinian cause. The outcome of these negotiations could have significant geopolitical implications, particularly if Saudi Arabia aligns with Israel.  https://www.wsj.com/video/watch-israels-iron-dome-intercepts-wave-of-rockets-from-gaza/74ECAA16-8BE3-4285-B472-E31B9399972A.html

  • Dalio

    Dalio

    Ray Dalio, in his talk at the All-In Summit, focuses on the rise and fall of nations and the changing world order. He highlights the importance of studying history to understand the patterns and drivers of societal shifts. Dalio identifies three significant factors that are shaping the current world order: debt and money creation, internal…

  • Elon’s All-in

    Elon’s All-in

    He talks about the progress of the Starship and the challenges of building a rocket twice the size of Falcon 9. He addresses the controversy around Starlink and Ukraine, explaining the reasons behind not turning on Starlink in Crimea. Musk also shares his perspective on the Biden administration and social media platforms, emphasizing the need…

  • Top 15 Economies

    Top 15 Economies

  • Canada’s 40B LNG Investment

    Canada’s 40B LNG Investment

    Canada, being one of the world’s largest producers of natural gas, does not have the infrastructure to export it overseas. LNG Canada aims to become a major source of liquefied natural gas (LNG) for export. So, this project involves building a terminal and pipeline to transport the gas from the source to the terminal, where…