The global economy is entering an era defined less by efficiency and more by resilience.For decades, Asia and Europe relied on the same assumption: that goods, energy and critical minerals would move smoothly across a stable geopolitical landscape. That assumption no longer holds.Fragmented supply chains, sanctions regimes, new chokepoints and intensifying strategic competition are reshaping the economic map faster than at any time since the 1990s.For instance, in the last year, shipping through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal -- long considered one of the world's most stable arteries -- has…READ FULL ARTICLE
