China and Russia’s reactions to Trump’s 2024 victory reveal cautious optimism. Both nations look to capitalize on potential shifts in global geopolitics, particularly in trade, diplomacy, and regional security
Elon Musk’s endorsement of Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential election is a bold move with significant consequences for his businesses. If Trump wins, Musk could benefit; if he loses, Musk’s empire could face new challenges
A prolonged geopolitical crisis could cripple the global economy, causing a $14.5 trillion loss over five years, as disrupted trade routes and infrastructure damage would reshape supply chains and intensify inflationary pressures worldwide
U.S. corporate bond spreads have reached their lowest in nearly two decades, as investors bet on a “soft landing.” How does this impact shipping companies navigating rising costs and market uncertainty?
Europe braces for a new wave of Palestinian refugees, raising security concerns, especially in Greece, where rising arrivals cause tensions
The G7 interior ministers’ meeting ends with a focus on immigration. European nations, under pressure from rising asylum seekers, push for stricter policies in response to conflicts in the Middle East
China has decided to invest $47.5 billion (¥ 344 billion) into a state-backed semiconductor industry investment fund to gain full self-reliance in the critical field of artificial intelligence
Turkish columnists, such as the academic Levent Yılmaz of the
Yeni Şafak newspaper, accuse the US of two measures and two weights
on the issue of sanctions against Russia
For about a decade, China has been actively investing in the Balkans due to their geostrategic position and their proximity to the European market. Now Beijing’s next stop is Central Europe
A new generation of “weapons” of mass destruction made its appearance after the end of the pandemic. It is about the sanctions imposed by the states, for the implementation of an aggressive industrial policy which is not based on economics, but on geopolitical data