Bregret Reigns Britain: Blaming Brexit over Economic Exigency?
Sometimes I blunder that the UK is still a part of the European Union (EU). Whether when discussing a unified policy stance on sanctions...
The Padma Bridge Project: A Symbol of Pride for Bangladesh?
The stellar economic rise of Bangladesh is hardly an enigma today. Growing consistently at an annual rate of over 6%, Bangladesh ranks 20th in the...
The U.S. Economic Review: A Pre-Midterm Analysis
The title is a bit trite - especially in the current political atmosphere. I know! But the endless political slander on mainstream media, seeping...
The British Economic Collapse – A Harbinger of Economic Doom for America?
Britain's politico-economic fiasco of the past six weeks culminated in a tragicomic anticlimax. The 45-day Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned, as many had predicted...
The History of Western Hypocrisy
The drumroll of democracy was knelled by the United Nations - colloquially known as the Allies - as the Nazi clout waned after World...
The Fate of Ukraine: Can the West Stop Russia?
The options of financial containment are exhausting as Russia bristled through the last obstacle to its domination in the Luhansk province of Donbas. With...
The Only Game in Town: A Trilogy of the Fed, Inflation, and Recession
“Having been forced into being the only game in town, they (Federal Reserve) now find their destiny in no longer entirely or even mostly...
The Axis of Russia, Iran, and China: Birth of a New World Order?
Five months after the 9/11 attacks, US President George W. Bush asserted his acrid perception of the enemies of the United States by introducing...
Is Europe Treading Toward a Recession?
Europe is in a paradox; I’m not even talking about the war in Ukraine. But the insinuation is interrelated. This crisis dovetails with the...
Biden’s Middle East Tour: A Mockery of the American Foreign Policy
From pledging to make the country a pariah state to fist-bumping with an alleged murderer shrouded as a crown prince, the US foreign policy...