Tag: Geopolitics

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Morning Briefing — Wednesday, 11 March 2026

Colin Henderson

Toronto / ET | Generated ~6:00 AM ET Source my custom prompt, with all research from Claude.ai and sources noted. Here’s the summary of what’s driving today’s briefing: Dominant thread: The Hormuz crisis is deepening rather than resolving. Three more ships struck today (14 total), the IEA’s record reserve release failed to hold oil below $90, and the US destruction of 16 Iranian mine-layers is escalating the military arc rather than shortening it. Mojtaba Khamenei’s hardliner posture and the Dimona nuclear signal make the diplomatic off-ramp narrow. The two structural flags I’ve carried forward: New today worth watching: The FTC AI policy … Continue reading Morning Briefing — Wednesday, 11 March 2026

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Proxima.earth – a radical shift in research analysis

Colin Henderson

I recommend everyone with geopolitical interest take advantage of Proxima.earth. It is a radical shift in research analysis which can only be handled by AI. not the uses and contexts from multiple frontier AI tools. And remember this analysis is hours following actual events. Iran, March 2026Three crises converge in sixty days. A domestic uprising met with mass killing and the most comprehensive internet blackout in Iranian history. A nuclear confrontation that produced two rounds of US-Israeli strikes nine months apart. And the first assassination of a sitting head of state by airstrike in modern history — the killing of … Continue reading Proxima.earth – a radical shift in research analysis