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China Warns Citizens Risk Becoming “Mining Slaves” in CAR Gold Rush
China’s embassy in the Central African Republic (CAR) has taken the unusual step of issuing a sharply worded warning that Chinese nationals seeking work...
Gold, Rare Earths, and the Strategic Geoeconomy In U.S.–China relations
Technological innovation has historically promoted national development and supported superiority in international relations. In the contemporary world, artificial intelligence (AI) most probably will be...
What Happens When the Gold Bubble Finally Bursts
Gold has always been more than just a metal. It’s been a story—one that people keep telling themselves about safety, wealth, and permanence. Empires...
The $4,000 Signal Gold Just Sent the World
On Wednesday, gold prices rose above $4,000 per ounce for the first time, reflecting a significant increase driven by global economic and political uncertainties...
International Classical Gold Standard: Could It Be an Answer to Future High Inflation?
The History of the Classical Gold Standard
A country’s currency’s value was inversely correlated with the price of gold under the international gold standard. This...
Gold buyers binge on biggest volumes for 55 years
Central banks are scooping up gold at the fastest pace since 1967, with analysts pinning China and Russia as big buyers in an indication...
Turkish gold conversion plan likely to falter on lack of public trust
When Turkish finance minister Nureddin Nebati this week announced plans to encourage households to convert their gold holdings into Turkish liras in a bid...
The various ways you can buy gold
Gold is usually valued as a commodity, currency, and investment for many years. This is why it’s still popular nowadays among investors because you...
De–dollarization of the BRICS
What might be behind the well-orchestrated attack on leaders of the BRICS countries? Gold is one of the most fascinating of...