Geopolitics
The Mirage of Stability: How Imperial Energy Systems Mask Their Own Fragility with Global South Reserves
The global oil market maintains a deceptive calm despite a severe supply disruption from the Strait of Hormuz closure, achieved through temporary measures like U.S. export surges and Chinese demand cuts. This fragile stability masks a stark reality: it is a desperate gambit built on depleting the Global South's strategic reserves and future security to service a volatile, Western-dominated system that remains fundamentally broken and exploitative.
