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Banking in the Age of AI: Who Makes the Decision?
People trusted institutions with their money. Institutions assessed risk, provided credit, processed payments and offered financial advice. Evelyn Tuma Technology…
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Overtourism and the Right to Remain
For many years, tourism success was measured through a simple language of numbers: more arrivals, more hotel nights, more flights,…
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Nuclear Power’s Second Act: Why the Energy Debate Is Being Rewritten
Rising electricity demand, geopolitical uncertainty and climate goals are reshaping how governments think about nuclear energy. Arnold McKergow For much…
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Treason in the futures markets
Unusual market activity before a sudden US policy reversal on Iran raises serious questions about insider knowledge and government integrity.…
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U.S. Snaps up Venezuela’s Oil and Rare Minerals in Race for Supplies
Even before the price of oil spiked, the Trump administration was eyeing Venezuela’s natural resources. There is now more urgency…
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‘Insane this is legal’: Bettors make huge profits from suspiciously timed wagers on Iran war
Newly created accounts made around $1 million betting on the precise timing of US strikes on Iran, prompting calls for…
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Trade, Law and Strategy: What the U.S. Tariff Ruling Means for South Korea
“Law Shapes Commerce — Commerce Shapes Relations.” Artemis Kechagioglou In February 2026, a major legal judgment from the United States…
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Faster Trade, Clearer Voices: Reforming How the EU Approves Trade Deals
New Procedures Aim to Balance Speed, Transparency, and Diversity in European Trade Policy Jamie Webb “Efficient Process. Inclusive Outcome.” The…
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Making polluters pay could fix Australia’s climate problem – and its budget
A new report shows how making polluters pay will not only diminish the threat from climate change, but it can also…
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“We Are Still at the Beginning”: Navigating Unfinished Economic and Social Change
In recent public discussion, the phrase “we are still at the beginning” has been used by commentators and analysts to…
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What does it mean to be bold on the economy?
Australia’s export mix is dangerously narrow. Roy Green * Pearls and Irritations A mission-led industrial strategy is needed to build…
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The War Economy as a Structural Market Force
How geopolitical risk is reshaping capital allocation. When geopolitics becomes a core input. Geopolitical tension is no longer treated by…
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An overview of global wealth concentration and its economic and political implications
Record-High Billionaire Wealth in 2025 According to the latest Oxfam International report on global inequality, total billionaire wealth reached an…
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Taiwan’s Strategic Role in the Global Tech Economy
Economic opportunity amid geopolitical tension Where technology shapes geopolitics. Taiwan has emerged as a central player in the global economy…
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Venezuela’s Oil and the Environment
Weighing needs for energy and care for our planet. Venezuela has some of the largest oil reserves in the world.…
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EU–Mercosur: Balancing Growth, Standards, and Shared Interests
A trade agreement with potential economic gains and important questions about fairness, environment, and cooperation Trade that connects, not divides.…
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