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Taiwan’s Currency Surge Reflects Potential Outcomes of Taiwan-U.S. Trade Talks

On May 2, the New Taiwan Dollar (NTD) surged 3.3% against the U.S. dollar, marking the largest single-day gain in 23 years. As an...

Milei’s chainsaw seems to be working for Argentina

Renowned Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges made a shocking observation in 1948, saying that “the Argentine, unlike the Americans of the North and almost...

From Avoiding War to Crisis Management: The Realists’ Strategy on Iran’s Nuclear File

Nuclear negotiations between Iran and the United States have entered a sensitive and complex stage. Four years after the diplomatic efforts of 2021 and...

Amid Trade Wars, Gen-Z and Digital Shifts Reshape Indonesia’s Global Trade Future

Abstract: This article explores the challenges and opportunities facing Indonesia in the context of the global trade war between the United States and China,...

The rise of Regionalism in World Politics: Trends and Implications

The year 2025 is proving to be a pivotal moment in the global political landscape, marking a significant shift from globalism to regionalism. As...

Softening American Views on China: People vs. Politicians

U.S.-China relations in recent years have been shaped by political tensions and media-driven narratives, yet a recent Pew Research Center report reveals a subtle...

What the Indonesia–Japan Trade Deal Means for Indonesia’s Economy

Relations between countries and cooperation in the international community are often shaped by similarities, such as language, geography, ideology, and political and economic interests....

U.S.–China Trade War: A Strategic Contest for Global Supremacy

The trade war between the United States and China is often framed as a dispute over tariffs and trade balances. However, this perspective only...

The Paradox of Energy Networks: Stability and Risk

The phenomenon of negative electricity prices has become a reality across Europe, and with the rapid expansion of solar installations lacking sufficient storage capacity,...

Donald Trump’s 100 Days Foreign Policy: An Isolationist or Aggressive Unilateralist?

Just recently, Donald Trump passed his first 100 days in office of his second term. From the very beginning, Trump has shown a different...

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BRICS Urges ‘Maximum Restraint’ as Middle East Crisis Deepens

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