More: geoeconomics
Will Asia pioneer the “de-dollarization” process?
Denmark-based Saxo Bank has released a new batch of
"outrageous" predictions for 2020 that it believes could potentially
destabilize the entire international system existing today. The...
The Yuan versus the Dollar: Showdown in the Global Financial Arena
At the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference, the United
States laid the foundation for the U.S.-centric international monetary system,
thus ensuring the dollar’s status as the key...
The geopolitical substance of the fall of the Berlin Wall
Currently the material break, rather than
the real fall, of the Berlin Wall is at the core of many strategic and
historical misrepresentations.
The
naive rhetoric of "global...
China’s new military technologies
According
to some international press and media sources, China is investing significant
sums of money in some dual-use technologies - i.e. both civilian and military
at the...
Pakistan and the -Stans
From the
coasts of Caspian Sea to the rouged lands touching Afghanistan, there lies a
belt of resource opulent countries, the Central Asian States. Comprising of
five...
CPEC: Pakistan’s Road towards Economic and Political Brilliance
CPEC is not
just a small prospect for Pakistan but one which has the potential to possibly
turn the state into geo-economically substantial powerhouse in South...
The origin of the Four Modernizations and President Xi Jinping’s current choices
On
September 13, 1971 Lin Biao tried to flee to the USSR with all his family,
aboard a Trident plane of civil aviation, which had left...
Japan’s quiet geo-economic rise
In the
turbulent world politics involving extensive international coverage, stable and
humdrum Japan does not have much of a presence. Yet, Japan is the world’s
largest creditor...
The future relations between the U.S. and North Korea after the failure of the Hanoi Summit
It is not
so obvious we can define -sic et simpliciter - the recent Summit held in Hanoi
between the leader of the Democratic People’s Republic...
Rising geopolitical and geo-economic tensions are the most urgent risk in 2019
The world’s ability to foster collective action in the face of urgent major crises has reached crisis levels, with worsening international relations hindering action...