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Through 20 years of diligent research I have gained a unique insight and understanding of the ongoing geopolitical shift towards a multipolar world. I have extensive knowledge of Eurasia, South America, Africa and the U.S.. I am able to assess geopolitical events and provide a very clear understanding of what those developments mean in the context of the vast global changes now unfolding.
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US Major Banks Analysis:
Three banks are officially in bear-market territory: Capital One, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America. Truist is close at 18.91% below its high. Seven of the ten banks have fallen more than 15% from their respective highs.
Being in an official bear market is being 20% lower than the 52 week high.
IS THE GULF BUILDING A NEW SECURITY ORDER?
Something rather significant is now happening. Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have not merely signed a new mutual-defence agreement. They have begun activating it. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have reopened high-level diplomatic channels despite serious disagreements over Yemen. Qatar has proposed a regional security framework that would include Iran itself. Meanwhile, China continues to deepen its economic and financial relationships across the Gulf without attempting to reproduce America's military presence.
Whilst the US is being pushed out of the region, chaos remains in place as a new security order starts to take shape. Here are 10 principal concerns to address in this regard.
1. Conflicting threat perceptions and strategic priorities
The most significant obstacle is the absence of agreement over which threats a regional security alliance should confront
2. The unresolved Israeli–Palestinian conflict
The Israeli–Palestinian co