Mohan Kuppusamy
Why oil prices have defied US$200 forecasts despite Hormuz closure
An oil glut, emergency release of reserves, a US shale boom and China’s absence in the market have played a part
Don’t expect any Gulf oil breakthroughs from Trump-Xi meeting
Strait of Hormuz will certainly be on the summit agenda, but China is not facing energy desperation as some argue
Space race tightening for the spoils of the moon
Estimates put the current space economy at about US$600 billion
The extraordinary situation of drones over US bases
Could another, potentially hostile, power be operating in the American heartland?
Nothing should be ruled out if Iran war drags on for much longer
Religious convictions on every side are also weighing on the willingness to fight
The coming brave new world of designer babies
Genetic testing and other genomic services will likely be a hit in Asia
Why US parks Venezuelan oil money in a Qatar bank account
The move ensures that Venezuela doesn’t wriggle out of the US dollar zone
Doomsday Clock and the paradox of nuclear weapons
With more flashpoints around the globe, are we inching ever closer to Armageddon?
A lesson for small powers from the Nexperia imbroglio
The Americans has targeted Nexperia in their Entity List – a trade restriction measure to sanction firms deemed inimical to their security
