Stratfor East Asia Analyst John Minnich discusses the United States' plan to remain neutral amid growing tension between Japan and China over the disputed Diaoyu/Senkaku islands.

With the return to full political activity, Europe will be forced to seek answers to the questions left open after the European summit in June.

Stratfor Europe analyst Christoph Helbling discusses the short-term measures taken this week that will ensure the eurozone's survival through 2012 and highlights the fundamental struggles that will continue to persist.

China's Shenhua Energy Co. is in talks with the Ministry of Railways to invest 10 billion yuan ($1.6 billion) to double its railway capacity.

Both of Chile's main power grids are under tremendous stress trying to supply Chile's mining sector with sufficient energy.

Stratfor Geopolitical Analyst Karen Hooper examines the Quebec separatist cause in light of the recent shooting and its possible impact on Canada and the United States.

A new petroleum bill sparks controversy in Nigerian states outside the Niger Delta.

Stratfor discusses Iceland's geographic isolation and its need to balance independence with external economic integration.

Stratfor's CEO George Friedman and Chief Geopolitical Analyst Robert D. Kaplan debate the challenges of projecting global events.

Angola is rehabilitating the Benguela rail line, which could eventually allow the country to become a regional hub for commodity exports.