Prime Economist Weekly Digest

• 10–17 Apr 2026 Hungary After Orbán — Europe’s Last Gamble for Strategic Unity
• 3–10 Apr 2026Hormuz and the Politics of the Pause
• 27 Mar–3 Apr 2026Estonia, Ust-Luga and the Grey Zone of Consent: Has Ukraine Just Dragged the Baltics Closer to the War?
• 20–27 Mar 2026Hormuz and the Politics of Deadlines: Why America’s Pressure on Iran Became the Week’s Defining Test
• 13–20 Mar 2026 Energy Coercion in the Middle East: How Israel’s Attack on South Pars May Be Redrawing Turkey’s Strategic Future
• 6–13 Mar 2026EU AI Act 2026: Europe Turns AI Literacy Into Law — and Britain Should Pay Attention
• 27 Feb–6 Mar 2026Iran Crisis 2026: Middle East War, Global Alliances and the Battle for Capital
• 20–27 Feb 2026The Killing of El Mencho in Mexico: Justice Served — or the Monroe Doctrine Reawakened?
• 13–20 Feb 2026Geneva Talks: Diplomacy Without Movement in the Russia–Ukraine War
• 6–13 Feb 2026UK Military Aid to Ukraine, EU €90bn Defence Loan and the New Financial Front of the War — February 2026

• 30 Jan–6 Feb 2026The Epstein Files and the End of an Untouchable Era
• 23–30 Jan 2026 Trump’s Iran Ultimatum, Britain’s Turn to China and the Quiet Pause in Ukraine
• 16–23 Jan 2026 Davos 2026 — Theatre, Ultimatums and Trump’s Council of Peace
• 9–16 Jan 2026Trump’s Greenland Gambit — Referendum, Annexation and the Ghost of Crimea
• 2–9 Jan 2026The Capture of President Maduro — Trump’s Theatrical Triumph or a Democratic Trap?
• 26 Dec 2025–2 Jan 2026China’s Taiwan Strait Military Drills — and Why Venezuela Matters in Beijing’s Strategy
• 19–26 Dec 2025British Monarchy and New Technologies: King Charles Goes Virtual
• 12–19 Dec 2025AI Energy War: Why the US is Eyeing Zaporizhzhia NPP
• 5–12 Dec 2025The Trump Peace Blueprint and the Quiet Redesign of Europe
• 28 Nov–5 Dec 2025Putin ready to fight war with Europe