Bosphorus, from above

• Hormuz
  Nov 7, 2026Traffic through Hormuz rises despite reports of mines striking tankersShipping
• Israel
  Nov 6, 2026Herzog will name Israel’s coalition candidate on SundayGeopolitics
• Spain
  Nov 6, 2026Spain and the Netherlands nominate candidates to lead the European Central Bankrates
• China
  Nov 6, 2026Beijing has not shown markets a support leverEquities
• Spain
  Nov 6, 2026Spain puts De Cos forward for the ECB presidencyrates
• Ukraine
  Nov 6, 2026Trump floats a vague Ukraine deal for EuropeGeopolitics
• Switzerland
  Nov 5, 2026The euro holds firm against the Swiss francIndustrials
• Germany
  Nov 5, 2026German factory orders rise but miss forecastsIndustrials
• United States
  Nov 5, 2026Lower yields help gold after the midterm voteRates
• Israel
  Nov 4, 2026Herzog starts talks on Israel’s next governmentGeopolitics
• United States
  Nov 4, 2026Oil falls as hopes for US-Iran talks ease supply fearsGeopolitics
• Israel
  Oct 31, 2026Arab parties could help decide who governs IsraelGeopolitics
• China
  Oct 31, 2026China’s factory activity weakens as export orders fallIndustrials
• North Korea
  Oct 31, 2026North Korea says sanctions cannot change its nuclear statusGeopolitics
• Suez
  Oct 31, 2026Suez traffic remains below normal as carriers returnShipping
• Israel
  Oct 30, 2026Israel’s final vote count brings weeks of uncertaintyGeopolitics
• Mediterranean
  Oct 30, 2026Shipping companies push voyages around the CapeShipping
• Japan
  Oct 30, 2026Bank of Japan keeps rates unchanged and the dollar weakensFX
• United States
  Oct 30, 2026Treasury yields fell after strong U.S. growth dataRates
• France
  Oct 29, 2026The ECB held rates steady as energy raised inflation risksrates
• United States
  Oct 29, 2026United States sanctions Rwanda over alleged Congo rebel supportGeopolitics
• India
  Oct 29, 2026India’s factories hide a mining dragIndustrials
• North Korea
  Oct 28, 2026Treasury sanctions workers in fraud case tied to PyongyangGeopolitics
• China
  Oct 27, 2026China’s factory profits show a narrower recoveryIndustrials

• ARCANEEvery published story whose headline or deck names a passage, sea or country, pinned there; a story naming two places is drawn as a line between them. 28 stories name no place and are not pinned.
• EarthquakesThe U.S. Geological Survey's feed of the past day, read live by your browser.
• Data centres, damsSwitch them on in the view's layer list. © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) and Open Infrastructure Map.
• ImageryEsri World Imagery (Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics).
• Not hereLive aircraft, ships, satellites and cameras need the project's own server, which ARCANE does not run, so those switches are hidden. Submarine cables are left out because their data is licensed for non-commercial use only.

God's Eye View is Bilawal Sidhu's open-source project (MIT licence), served unchanged with ARCANE's own layer added. For passage traffic, see the chokepoint register.