Author: Balarama V

Avid geopolitical enthusiast and analyst with a deep focus on international trade, security, defense, and geopolitical policies. Passionate about analyzing global trends and their impact on international relations and strategic affairs.

               On Trump Social site shared “On January 20th, as one of my many first Executive Orders, I will sign all necessary documents to charge Mexico and Canada a 25% Tariff on ALL products coming into the United States, and its ridiculous Open Borders,” Trump threats to impose tax on Mexico and Canada goods of 25%, due neighboring countries couldn’t stop the illegal immigrants entering the United States via Mexico and Canada. This have been sparked among the economist and many argue that Canada is fully dependent on the United State and it exports of last year stood at $439.6…

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          After the world war, two new superpowers rise to different highs and it was the start of the new cold war. As tensions rise Arctic region became the focal point for dormancies. The US and its allies were concerned about the Soviet expansion to the north. In response the Norwegian government and NATO recognized the important of Norway’s Arctic coastline. This led to a proposal for naval base near Tromsø, on 1964 detailed survey and feasibility studies begin, while main focus was on the location proximity to Arcitc waters. Later 1960s, the construction begins with advance engineering, including tunneling…

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On November 14, 2024, marks the beginning of a new era for China’s global ambitions. Chinese President Xi Jinping and Peruvian President Dina Boluarte inaugurated the Chancay Port, a pivotal milestone in the expansion of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, strategically located near the United States’ sphere of influence. This $3.5 billion project was initiated in 2019 through a partnership between COSCO Shipping Corporation (holding a 60% share) and Peru’s Volcan Mining Company (holding a 40% share). The completion of the first phase in late 2024 has endowed the port with a capacity of 18,000 TEUs and is projected to…

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