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The Currency Peg: A Compulsive Loyalty Program with No Opt-Out Clause!
Inertia in international finance is a powerful force in its own right. But loyalty programs built on one member’s permanent goodwill tend to look sturdiest in the years just before their members start reading the fine print.
Tamer Mansour
A Century of Extraction: Tata, Magadi and Kenya's Ongoing Economic Decolonization
On September 3, 2026, Kenyan President William Ruto made a momentous announcement that symbolized the end of an era of colonial legacy in the industrial sector of this African country.
Simon Chege Ndiritu
Protecting Oil, Producing Instability: Washington’s Failed Energy Strategy in the Middle East
For decades, Washington has justified its military presence in the Middle East as necessary to protect global energy security. American naval forces would safeguard shipping, military partnerships would deter attacks on oil-producing states, and sanctions would restrain governments regarded as threats to the US-led regional order. The promise was simple: American power would keep energy flowing and markets stable.
Dr Kamran Yeganegi
Is Europe’s 'Competitiveness Man' causing division in Europe?
Ricardo Martins
Why Uzbekistan Is Becoming Central to China’s New Eurasian Strategy
Abbas Hashemite
Turkey Turns Geography into Leverage: The Pipeline That Bypasses Hormuz
Adrian Korczyński
Beyond Trade Routes: Why Development Corridors Could Redefine the Middle East’s Geoeconomics
Dr Kamran Yeganegi
Signs of Military Failure in Iran: from $40 Trillion in Debt to Toughest Sanctions in History
Simon Chege Ndiritu
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