Global Bond Markets Put Governments on Notice Over Fiscal and Inflation Risks
Higher Japanese bond yields could also affect U.S. markets because Japanese investors have traditionally been major buyers of U.S. government debt.
Economy
Survey: Central Banks Plan to Cut Dollar Reserves as Gold and AI Gain Prominence
Survey by Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum signals first recorded long-term shift away from the U.S. dollar.
Gulf States Reassess Security Strategy as US-Iran Agreement Raises Regional Concerns
For Gulf countries whose economies depend heavily on energy exports passing through the waterway, the prospect of expanded Iranian influence…
More Than 5,300 People Remain Trapped in Myanmar Scam Centres Despite Crackdown
Scam centers across Southeast Asia, especially in Myanmar and Cambodia, have evolved into a sophisticated transnational criminal industry worth billions…
Venezuela Earthquakes: Dozens Dead as Powerful Tremors Devastate Caracas
According to updated USGS modeling, there is a 39% probability that fatalities could range between 1,000 and 10,000 people in…
From Historical Heritage to a Strategic Future: Türkiye–Niger Relations
To interpret the cooperation that has developed between Türkiye and Niger in recent years solely as a result of current…
US Senate Votes to Halt Iran War, Delivering Rare Bipartisan Rebuke to Trump
Only one-quarter of Americans believe the war against Iran has been worth its costs.
Colombia Elects Right-Wing Candidate Abelardo De La Espriella in Narrow Presidential Victory
Although the preliminary count favored De La Espriella, Cepeda stopped short of immediately conceding defeat in Colombian elections.
Energy Grab in the Eastern Mediterranean: Israel’s Move Against Lebanon’s Gas
The current conjuncture, in turn, feeds Israel’s effort to transform Lebanon’s political and economic vulnerabilities into an asymmetric advantage in…
India’s Cockroach Moment: BJP Power, Youth Anger and the Road to 2029
India after the 2026 state elections is neither fully triumphant nor fully unstable.
The Arrogance of States and the Case for The United States
Perhaps one of the most significant factors contributing to US arrogance was the transformation of the post-Cold War world order…
US and Iran Reach Framework Deal to End War
Trump announced that the Strait of Hormuz would reopen on Friday and said he had ordered an end to the…
Under Algorithmic Colonialism: The “Easy Money” Vibe
On Twitter, Instagram and TikTok, stories of individuals becoming rich overnight, accounts claiming to have discovered legendary coins early and…
US Launches Strikes on Iran After Apache Helicopter Downed Near Hormuz
The latest escalation followed the downing of a U.S. Army Apache helicopter during a patrol mission near Oman’s coast early…
Israel and Iran Exchange Strikes Amid Fragile Ceasefire
Israeli authorities confirmed that missiles had been launched from Iran and said air defense systems were activated to intercept incoming…
Xi’s Visit to North Korea Highlights China’s Concern Over Growing Russia Ties
For North Korea, maintaining strong ties with both China and Russia offers opportunities to diversify its partnerships and reduce dependence…
From Sherman Kent to Palantir: New Manuals for a Disintegrating World Order
My research into US techno-politics consistently reveals a single truth. Technology never hovers above politics.
Pakistan and Mediation Efforts: A New Regional Role or an Opportunist Move?
Pakistan’s initiative to find a solution to the crisis between the United States and Iran may be viewed through the…
Straits and Armed Conflicts: What About the Strait of Hormuz?
The US blocking civilian vessels bound for or coming from Iran through the Strait of Hormuz would clearly violate international…
