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Space Resources 2024: In Search of the Grand Bargain
The United Nations sponsored two meetings of space resource experts this spring, one in Luxembourg in March and the other in Vienna in April....
African Union Receives Financial Support from Canada
Canada extends its financial support for the AU-Canada development partnership. It has doubled its grants, and provided an additional $20 million to empower the...
In Transition: A Shift Toward De-Globalization
Abstract: The article explores the global transition from globalization to de-globalization, characterized by a shift towards national sovereignty and local solutions over global integration. This...
A Win-Win or Debt Trap? Decoding China’s Influence in Africa
China's presence in Africa has undergone a dramatic metamorphosis in recent decades. From a limited Cold War-era relationship, China has become Africa's economic colossus,...
Azerbaijan is a Bridge Between Various Power Centers
In a speech in Moscow in 2016, Henry Kissinger, the former national security adviser and Secretary of State of the United States, said Ukraine should serve...
Primacy or Offshore Balancing: A Conceptual Analysis of U.S.Foreign Policy
Otto Van Bismarck had said, “Lord has special providence for drunkards, fools, and the United States of America”.
And this is a prescient notion as...
Reaching The Potential of Space Economy in Worldwide Scale
Before we dive down into the potential of space economy in boosting technology development all over the world, we must understand what exactly is...
New Report Makes Economic Case for Increased Oral Health Investment
Investing in oral health pays dual dividends in the form of improved overall health outcomes and economic growth, according to a new World Economic...
Harnessing Smart City Technology to Boost Startup Growth and Combat Premature Deindustrialization
Authors: Tuhu Nugraha, Raine Renaldi, Temmy Debora*
In the rapidly evolving digital era, the concept of a smart city has become a primary focus for...
A dual game by China
The Central banks worry about another inflationary spike following 35% drop of traffic through the Red Sea-thanks to the Houthis attacks that have ruptured...