ONEST Explained: Canada Deepens Arctic, Defense, and Tech Alliances with Norway, UK, and Germany
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visits to Norway and the UK mark a major shift in Canada’s strategy, deepening Arctic security, defense cooperation, AI, space, and critical minerals partnerships with Nordic and transatlantic allies.Latest Articles
MARCH 25: War expands, oil shock deepens, and the UN revives reparations debate
“We’ll just keep bombing our little hearts out.” — President Trump “Total annihilation is not an option.” — Qatar Foreign Ministry 123 countries back UN resolution condemning slavery and calling reparations a ‘concrete step’ KEY DEVELOPMENTS * U.S. preparing expanded military deployment options, including airborne troops * Gulf states shift posture toward
MARCH 23: U.S.–Iran Tensions Shift Again, Deadly LaGuardia Collision, Israel Expands Regional Strikes
KEY DEVELOPMENTS * U.S.–Iran escalation takes a volatile turn as threats, walk-backs, and denied negotiations collide within hours * Deadly collision at LaGuardia Airport raises urgent questions about air traffic control and airport coordination * Israel intensifies regional operations, targeting infrastructure in Lebanon and striking inside Tehran NUMBERS TO WATCH • 3,
MARCH 20: Oil Shock Deepens, U.S. Expands Military Posture, Allies Fracture Over Hormuz
KEY DEVELOPMENTS * Energy markets surge as Middle East conflict disrupts supply routes * U.S. escalates military deployments while signaling possible “wind down” * Western allies divided over Hormuz response and NATO role NUMBERS TO WATCH $115/barrel – peak oil price amid Gulf escalation $110.2 – Brent crude today $95.9 – WTI
NATO AT A CROSSROADS: What Happens If the Alliance Doesn’t Break — But Stops Working?
NATO faces a new kind of risk — not collapse, but paralysis. As U.S. strategy shifts and global conflicts expand, questions are emerging about deterrence, alliance cohesion, and what happens if NATO stops functioning as intended.
Latest Articles
MARCH 25: War expands, oil shock deepens, and the UN revives reparations debate
“We’ll just keep bombing our little hearts out.” — President Trump “Total annihilation is not an option.” — Qatar Foreign Ministry 123 countries back UN resolution condemning slavery and calling reparations a ‘concrete step’ KEY DEVELOPMENTS * U.S. preparing expanded military deployment options, including airborne troops * Gulf states shift posture toward
MARCH 23: U.S.–Iran Tensions Shift Again, Deadly LaGuardia Collision, Israel Expands Regional Strikes
KEY DEVELOPMENTS * U.S.–Iran escalation takes a volatile turn as threats, walk-backs, and denied negotiations collide within hours * Deadly collision at LaGuardia Airport raises urgent questions about air traffic control and airport coordination * Israel intensifies regional operations, targeting infrastructure in Lebanon and striking inside Tehran NUMBERS TO WATCH • 3,
MARCH 20: Oil Shock Deepens, U.S. Expands Military Posture, Allies Fracture Over Hormuz
KEY DEVELOPMENTS * Energy markets surge as Middle East conflict disrupts supply routes * U.S. escalates military deployments while signaling possible “wind down” * Western allies divided over Hormuz response and NATO role NUMBERS TO WATCH $115/barrel – peak oil price amid Gulf escalation $110.2 – Brent crude today $95.9 – WTI
NATO AT A CROSSROADS: What Happens If the Alliance Doesn’t Break — But Stops Working?
NATO faces a new kind of risk — not collapse, but paralysis. As U.S. strategy shifts and global conflicts expand, questions are emerging about deterrence, alliance cohesion, and what happens if NATO stops functioning as intended.
