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3 Nov, 2026

VERON. Macro View No. 11: The Illusion of Control. Why Governments Cannot Manage Energy Prices

MYSTIQUE OF SYSTEMS 2: DIVIDENDS Date: November 2, 2026 Narrator: Chloe Magurskaya PROLOGUE: TWO ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS OF ONE STRUCTURE In the previous issue, we discussed how the chain remains invisible and how oil depots...

Conceptual Studies economi Financial Geoeconomics Geopolitics
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30 Oct, 2026

VERON. Macro View No. 11: The Illusion of Control. Why Governments Cannot Manage Energy Prices

VERON. MACROVIEW. ISSUE No. 11 THE ILLUSION OF CONTROL: WHY GOVERNMENTS’ MANUAL PROSTHESES CANNOT SAVE THE WORLD FROM A GEOECONOMIC STORM Date: October 29, 2026 When energy prices soar, governments around the world do...

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23 Jul, 2026

Gas Deadlock 2026: Geoeconomics vs. Market Narratives — A “Map vs. Territory” Analysis

Gas Deadlock 2026: Geoeconomics vs. Market Narratives Combined Essay — Facts, Expert Opinions, and Architectural Analysis Disclaimer This material is an analytical study prepared by the editorial board of the journals “Kafedra” and SforNews....

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5 Jul, 2026

The New Architecture of Global Energy: Market Redrawing Amid a Perfect Storm — SforNews Analysis

THE NEW ARCHITECTURE OF GLOBAL ENERGY: HOW THE LARGEST PLAYERS ARE RESTRUCTURING IN THE MIDST OF A PERFECT STORM DISCLAIMER This material represents an analytical study prepared by the editorial board of the journals...

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24 Feb, 2026

Cosmic Volatility 2026: Mexico, Iran, and the Mathematics of Chaos — Cui Prodest? | Tat’yana Burmagina

Cosmic Volatility: The Mexican Fire, the Persian Torch, and the Mathematics of Chaos | Tat’yana Burmagina February 2026 will enter the textbooks as the month when the old world finally cracked. On one...

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VERON. Macro View No. 11: The Illusion of Control. Why Governments Cannot Manage Energy Prices

VERON. Macro View No. 11: The Illusion of Control. Why Governments Cannot Manage Energy Prices

Gas Deadlock 2026: Geoeconomics vs. Market Narratives — A “Map vs. Territory” Analysis

The New Architecture of Global Energy: Market Redrawing Amid a Perfect Storm — SforNews Analysis

Cosmic Volatility 2026: Mexico, Iran, and the Mathematics of Chaos — Cui Prodest? | Tat’yana Burmagina