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Tagged: Power

World / Geopolitics

December 23, 2025

 by Jaffa Levy

 by Jaffa Levy · Published December 23, 2025

Power Has Moved to Chokepoints. That Is Where the Next Conflicts Will Be Fought

Power no longer flows from persuasion or values alone. In 2025, leverage sits in chokepoints: energy routes, chip supply chains, payment rails, shipping corridors, platforms, and custody systems. States that control bottlenecks can still force outcomes. States that cannot are left issuing statements while power moves elsewhere

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