Who moved this week

Yemen's coastline is now decisive for global shipping while its government controls little of it.

Riyadh has run out of ways to ship its oil, with Hormuz contested.

Taiwan's deterrent is being set by its own legislature rather than by Beijing.

Morocco showed it can open a European political crisis by doing nothing.

Serbia is sidelined in Brussels and unsettled at home, with Washington the one door opening.

Uganda held an Ebola outbreak to twenty cases while Congo's passed fifteen hundred deaths.

Turkey holds the position it built as summit host and arms supplier.

Kyiv intercepted none of the missiles that hit its rail and postal hubs this week.

Australia's Pacific spending is not converting into the influence it was meant to buy.

American pressure over Greenland has hardened Danish unity rather than split it.

Greece is watching Turkey's rehabilitation erase an edge it spent a decade holding.

Estonia faces a manufactured separatist story in Narva while its American backstop thins.