US President Donald Trump states that the Strait of Hormuz has been cleared of sea mines. But for the international insurance market to give the go-ahead, independent evidence is needed that mine clearance has been completed, there must be a longer period without incidents and more geopolitical stability.
The global order is shifting at a rapid pace, and the consequences are being felt everywhere. From trade wars and geopolitical tensions to economic uncertainty and new risks for businesses and insurers. According to former diplomat and macro-economist Ron Keller, this is not a temporary crisis. On the contrary.
In an in-depth interview, he reflects on his encounters with Vladimir Putin, the rise of China, the strategic choices of the United States, and Europe’s vulnerable position. His message is clear: “If you want to know what to do, you first need to understand what came before.”