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A Look at What is Really Happening in Germany

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has been very busy recently to ensure the supply of natural gas. Of course, he is not busy to help...

The 2022 World Cup: Is Qatar Putting its Best Foot Forward?

This is Qatar's year to put its best foot forward. A major producer of natural gas, the tiny Gulf state is under the magnifying glass...

Energy, Climate, Dependencies

Climate change is all over the place across Europe and far beyond. Heatwaves have become more common in most parts of the world as...

Pakistan-Russia-China nexus

While commenting on the political situation in Pakistan -- and the no confidence motion which the Pakistan Tehreek E Insaaf (PTI) government led by...

Ukraine in the Predicament of Information Warfare

Politicians in Europe are now waiting for Ukraine's popularity to wane, so that they can get back to how things were in the past....

A Decade in Power: Reviewing Kim Jong-un’s Economic Policies

An average person primarily knows North Korea's Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un for two things: the nuclear bombs and his ruthless rule. As he finishes...

Climate Pledges and Disclosures: Pressure Mounts for Companies

Climate change is becoming more regulated on a national and global level, carbon-pricing initiatives are gaining traction, and decarbonization is now a commonly used...

The Restructuring of International Capital Markets under Deglobalization

The ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic appears to continuously affecting global trade and investment. Energy issues, raw material issues, and global supply chain...

Whither Ukraine?

Wars end in victory or defeat and sometimes, as in Ukraine, in stalemate.  Putin has stopped because he does not want a conquered Ukraine...

Support Shifts away from Fossil Fuels Despite Rising Energy Prices -Survey

According to a new survey, there is strong global support – across all countries and demographic groups – for the energy transition to move...

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On 7 August, Abelardo de la Espriella — a...

Vietnam’s Strategic Balancing Act: How It Navigates US-China Rivalry

Vietnam is considered one of the few countries that...

America’s Peace Deals Need an Economic Doctrine

America’s foreign policy, is markedly robust in its deal-making...
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