It‘s not March 13. It‘s April 21 when FT starts the narration. The big disadvantage of being too early is that everyone is in denial or disbelief. The big advantage is the mental and financial preparation.

Timing is of essence and you gain time only through strategic foresight.

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Hunger and even famine are foreseeable consequences of the war on Iran.

Now the world must act to shield the poorest from effects that will continue long after the fighting stops: https://ft.trib.al/ht2AD0N

2.5mbpd demand destruction in April versus 9-10mbpd supply destruction in April.
Something‘s got to give.

Ridiculous statement.
Still pretending that the DragonBear isn‘t the greatest challenge to the European model while attacking EU candidate country Turkey, without which no credible NATO deterrence could be built along the Eastern Flank, not to speak of the drone collaborations.

The new Cold War started officially in 2022. Who knows, knows.

It only took them a month to realize the scale of the problem. There are no strategists in charge of Europe. Which means we‘ve got to face the dire consequences from the lack of any strategic foresight and ambitions about the future of our beautiful continent once again. Tragic!