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Germany Proud to Announce the Launch of Operation “Bankarossa”

Many worldwide have been waiting for the other foot to fall on the conflict in Ukraine. Finally, good old Germans are the ones to plop down the telling jackboot. Making money off the blood-soaked ground of Europe’s most corrupt and (now) pitiful country is what it’s all about. Germany now proposes to open the gate for private investment funds to make debtors out of a crippled nation. And the Russians are the bad guys?…

Phil Butler

Economic Implications of the Houthi Strikes in the Red Sea

The Red Sea holds immense significance in international maritime trade. Two choke points, the Suez Canal and the Bab al-Mandab, hold critical value in this sea route. Around 22 percent of global maritime container trade passed through the Suez Canal in 2023. Bab-el-Mandeb strait is used to access this Canal by ships traveling from Europe. The Red Sea hosts almost 12 percent of global trade, 21344 vessels per day, amounting to $1 trillion in goods, and 10 percent of maritime trade…

Taut Bataut

China held two forums on the implementation of the "Xinomics" concept

Two weeks after the meeting of the Chinese parliament, commonly referred to as the “Two Sessions”, held in the first half of March this year, two equally noteworthy forum events were held in Beijing and immediately afterwards in the resort town of Boao (on Hainan Island), attended by Chinese and foreign experts. The main theme of the latter was the implementation of a fundamentally innovative trend in the country’s economic policy, the main provisions of which had been outlined by the Chinese…

Vladimir Terehov

Bypassing Almaty: a railroad of continental importance?

Boris Kushhov

Why is the Turkish economy stuck in a profound crisis...?

Alexandr Svaranc

Japan-Turkmenistan: a long-standing bilateral partnership and a bridge to Central Asian geopolitics?

Boris Kushhov

The West’s Technofeudalism Versus the BRICS Growth Forecast

Phil Butler

Mongolia’s 2024 budget: a continuation of recent trends

Boris Kushhov

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