In a world increasingly defined by economic nationalism, the need for steadfast, principled engagement has never been more urgent. The…
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Azerbaijan’s Glorious Independence Day: A Celebration of Resilience, Leadership, and Brotherhood
May 28th is not just another date in the calendar for the people of Azerbaijan—it is a heartbeat of pride,…
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Treasuries, Tightening, and the Tremors Beneath Global Markets
The U.S. financial markets received a sharp jolt on May 21 when a 20-year Treasury bond auction recorded abysmal demand,…
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The American Debt Spiral: A Global Warning
The United States, long regarded as the bedrock of global financial stability, now finds itself at a precarious fiscal crossroads.…
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Germany’s China Strategy: Realignment or Risk to Economic Logic?
Germany’s new Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, delivered his first major policy address this month, outlining a cautious yet significant shift in…
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The U.S.–China Truce: Economic Realism over Rivalry
Following months of intensifying economic friction, the United States and China reached a provisional truce in Geneva, agreeing to a…
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America’s Reindustrialization Gambit Could Undermine Dollar Hegemony
The United States is embarking on a long-overdue effort to reshore parts of its manufacturing base, with policymakers pushing for…
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Restraint, Not Retaliation: A Call for De-escalation in South Asia
The early hours of May 6–7, 2025, will remain etched in the minds of many in South Asia as a…
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India’s Provocations Undermines Regional Stability and the Indus Waters Treaty
In recent weeks, we have witnessed yet another dangerous escalation of tensions between India and Pakistan. In the immediate aftermath…
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Tariff Climbdown: A Welcome Rethink or Tactical Retreat?
U.S. President Donald Trump announced on April 22 that the exorbitant tariffs imposed on Chinese goods would be “significantly reduced.”…
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