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Macron, the Euro, and Europe's Strategic Exit from Dollar Discipline
Europe’s financial architecture is entering a phase of reassessment, in which the question of eurobonds has become part of a broader struggle for strategic autonomy.
Economic Pressure as a Check on US Aggression
The ongoing US violations of international norms and laws make it mandatory for the world, including the European Union, to stand against its deviant policies.
US and Indonesia: Reaping the Fruits What the "Economic Hitmen" Have Sown
In these days and weeks, the informal leader of ASEAN is striving to finalise a trade agreement with the United States. Why is this merely a formality, and what problems have already been created for the Indonesian economy?
