Tag: Strait of Hormuz
Prezzi del carburante alle stelle, nessun reale obiettivo raggiunto, vittime civili, dichiarazioni imbarazzanti, basi regionali evacuate, crisi energetica globale dietro l’angolo; ad oggi, la campagna nordamericana contro la Repubblica Islamica dell’Iran sembra avere tutte le caratteristiche per poter essere definita un “fallimento”. In questo contributo si cercherà di spiegarne le ragioni.
Guerra, crisi, aumento senza precedenti del debito pubblico: in che modo i fattori interni ed esterni influenzano l’economia degli Stati Uniti (Parte III)
Last week, Pakistan announced that it will not comply with the latest sanctions the United States imposed on Iran and will continue trading with its neighbour. The news came just days after China made a similar statement.
In my previous piece — The Walls Have Doors Now — I argued that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s promised “measures like have never been seen in the history of the economic isolation of a country” would push against an open frontier: an Iran with land bridges to Pakistan, military and intelligence lifelines to Russia and China, and, most consequentially, an oil trade that has walked out of the dollar entirely, settling in Chinese yuan through China’s CIPS clearing network beyond the reach of U.S. financial plumbing.
