Economy

The Price of Strategic Incoherence in Iran: For America, the War’s Benefits Won’t Outweigh Its Costs

In the annals of American foreign policy, there are costly wars, and then there are wars where the ledger sheet…

6 months ago

America’s $63 Billion Oil Jackpot: How Gulf War Disruption Is Making US Producers the World’s Biggest Energy Winners

With Brent crude above $100 and the Strait of Hormuz choked by war, US oil majors ExxonMobil and Chevron are…

7 months ago

Indonesia’s Bold Market Reforms: Can an $80 Billion Rout Catalyze Genuine Transformation?

The Jakarta Composite Index's brutal 16.7% plunge over two trading days in late January 2026 wasn't just another emerging market…

8 months ago

The Hidden Economic Toll of Dengue Outbreaks: Lessons from Pakistan’s 2025 Crisis and Why the World Must Act Now

In the sweltering backstreets of Karachi last November, Ahmed, a 38-year-old daily-wage laborer, felt the familiar ache behind his eyes…

9 months ago

The Arctic’s Hidden Treasure: Inside Greenland’s $1 Trillion Race That Could Reshape Global Power

Standing on the edge of Greenland's Kvanefjeld plateau, you wouldn't guess that beneath your feet lies one of the world's…

9 months ago

The Crossroads Moment: Why Global Economic Survival Demands Unprecedented Cooperation

As protectionism surges to Great Depression-era levels, the world faces a stark choice between collaboration and catastrophe In April 2025,…

9 months ago

China’s Long Economic War: How Beijing Builds Leverage for Indefinite Competition

When a single nation controls 30% of global manufacturing, 70% of rare earth production, and wields $1.2 trillion in Belt…

10 months ago

The US–Russia Standoff Over Ukraine: Escalation, Diplomacy, and Global Implications

The war in Ukraine has now stretched into its fourth year, and the standoff between the United States and Russia…

11 months ago

The Double-Edged Sword: Why U.S. Economic Power is a Global Risk

The United States has increasingly utilised its economic might as a tool of statecraft in the twenty-first century. Washington has…

11 months ago

Demise of Pakistan’s Public Sector

It is a grave irony that once thought to be the foundation of governance , service provision and policymaking, Pakistan's public…

11 months ago