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Historically, oil has driven imperial ambitions, from European Middle East fiefdoms to US influence in Venezuela. Russia has long expanded territorially to secure hydrocarbons, from Siberia to Arctic platforms, using oil and gas as instruments of power. European dependence grew through pipelines like Nord Stream and Druzhba, making countries vulnerable to Russian leverage. Sanctions and strategic measures from the EU, US, and allies have sought to curtail Russian energy revenues and diversify supplies, reshaping global markets. 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The brief also highlights economic resilience amid tariff pressures, the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on labour and governance, looming nuclear security risks as key treaties expire, shifting climate action priorities toward adaptation, Africa’s growing role in critical minerals supply chains, tensions in international law and political uncertainty in Latin America and Europe. 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