Each analysis is a standalone interactive tool. Hard data, no oversimplification.
A scenario analysis of when fertilizer constraints, El Niño and a weaker European harvest can turn into pressure on food prices, inflation and interest rates. Six gates between the urea price and the shopping basket.
Urea prices calmed down. Physical flows did not. Food prices for 2027 may be decided before the shopping basket gets more expensive.Open analysis
The Rhine at Kaub in summer 2026: why the most-quoted number says nothing, where the river actually carries its freight, and why a project with a 30.7 benefit-cost ratio has waited thirteen years.
The river carries the same amount of water. What is shrinking is the number of days it can be used. And the rock is not the cause, the rock is the alibi.Open analysis
The same situation can trigger performance mobilization or defensive rigidity. An interactive analysis of the neurobiology, physiology, and cognitive consequences of challenge/threat framing, backed by meta-analytic data.
The difference between challenge and threat isn’t in the situation. It’s in the mind.Open analysis
49 indicators, 206 regions. Interactive analysis: what drives quality of life in Czech cities and how it shapes elections.
In Orlová, one in eight faces foreclosure. 37 km away, four times fewer.Open analysis
Interactive anatomy of Czech diesel prices during the Hormuz crisis. From extraction through refining and margins to government measures: how much of each crown goes where and why.
The price at the pump isn't just a number. It's a story of oil, refineries, and political decisions.Open analysis
A fertilizer encyclopedia, dependency map, and crisis simulator: from Haber-Bosch through Hormuz to the future of feeding four billion people.
The system half of humanity depends on has no plan B.Coming soon
An interactive simulator that walks you step by step through how much energy the world would lose if the Strait of Hormuz were blocked, and how much the safety nets would save.
Even after all mitigations, the impact exceeds the oil shocks of the 1970s.Open simulator
Iranian missiles didn't just hit buildings. They destroyed cryogenic machines made by only five companies on earth. An analysis of three bottlenecks, cascading impacts on helium and semiconductors, and repair scenarios.
Markets priced the energy shock. They haven't priced the engineering shock.Open analysis
Data on how Czechs trust institutions and each other, and how this trust shifts over time and across generations.
Trust is not a soft topic. It's the infrastructure without which nothing can be built.Coming soon
A simulator showing what a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz would do to oil, gas, inflation, and the Czech economy.
It's not just about oil prices. It's about the chain of secondary impacts.Open simulator
How many tankers and how many barrels move through Hormuz every day since 2019. Plus a parallel view of Bab el-Mandeb, Suez and the King Fahd Causeway.
When the Strait Closure simulator models disruption impact, this is the live record of what actually flowed through the gates and when it shook.Open dashboard
An interactive map of markets, dependencies, and scenarios shaping the future of EVs, defense, and tech manufacturing.
The main problem isn't price. The main problem is availability.Coming soon
An atlas of locations that global trade depends on and that can change prices, production, and policy within days.
System efficiency is often just another name for fragility.Coming soon
A map of the supply chain of the rocket-propellant oxidizer and the three paths through which the Czech Republic structurally depends on it. Plus an unfolding upstream crisis: a French precursor plant fell under a Chinese bankruptcy.
Not every "propellant" in the munitions boom is ammonium perchlorate. And not every AP dependency runs through America.Coming soon