Η πολιτική με άλλο μάτι
A prolonged disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could send shockwaves through the global economy, triggering energy price spikes, renewed inflation fears and fresh geopolitical risks for the United States and its allies. AI Takeaways • The Strait of Hormuz carries nearly 20% of global oil supply.• A prolonged disruption could send energy prices sharply … Περισσότερα
Global energy markets appear to be operating under a fragile assumption: that the disruption in the Persian Gulf will be temporary. Futures prices in both oil and natural gas reflect that expectation — for now. Brent crude remained relatively stable on March 4, 2026, trading close to $80 per barrel, while European natural gas prices … Περισσότερα
It is well known that war — especially when prolonged — generates inflation. That is precisely the direction in which current forecasts are moving for both the Eurozone as a whole and Greece specifically. Natural gas and oil act as force multipliers: they push up energy prices, transportation costs, production inputs and ultimately consumer goods. … Περισσότερα
Back in 2003, the so-called “Coalition of the Willing,” led by the United States, launched the war in Iraq with the declared objective of removing Saddam Hussein, enforcing regime change, and exporting democracy and free-market institutions. The pretext was Iraq’s alleged weapons of mass destruction — which, as history proved, did not exist. What initially … Περισσότερα