Industries – Page 6 – The Liberal Globe

Power of Siberia-2: The China-Russia super deal that is changing the global data in energy

May 23, 2024

Russia has been negotiating with China for years to build the Power of Siberia-2 pipeline that would transport 50 billion cubic meters of natural…

Shipping: New shipbuilding prices at historic highs

May 16, 2024

Near all-time highs are shipbuilding prices for almost all ship categories according to a study by Danish Ship Finance. Continued placement of new orders…

Six Maritime “lifelines” for Global Trade

May 9, 2024

They are the busiest sea crossings on the planet. Their role is critical for global maritime trade as they are “lifelines” for the global…

War in Ukraine: The Systemic Flaw of the Western Defense Industry

March 14, 2024

The increasingly incoherent statements of Western officials make it clear that the West has panicked in the face of Ukraine’s imminent capitulation to Russia….

Anti-Sell Campaign Lessons from France for Over-consuming Societies

February 8, 2024

In front of a store shelf, a customer is trying to choose between two sanders. “Which one would you take?” he asks an employee,…

Shipping: The second “front” is the Indian Ocean after the Red Sea

February 8, 2024

Attempted piracy attacks against merchant ships in the Indian Ocean have been on the rise recently, while for the first time since 2012 a…

What does Evergrande’s collapse mean for global business?

February 1, 2024

A Hong Kong court on Monday ordered the liquidation of Evergrande, the heavily indebted Chinese real estate giant. The decision comes two years after…

Shipping: The winning and losing industries for 2023

January 11, 2024

Shipowners operating tankers, liquefied natural gas carriers and car carriers were all gainers in 2023, in contrast to the container and dry bulk sectors,…

Why do the Components of the Energy mix constitute goals of Geopolitical Sovereignty for the Countries?

January 4, 2024

The most important driver of geostrategic realignments since 1900 is energy, while for many centuries it was generally commercial in nature. The struggle for…