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The Paradox of Sanctions: How Punishing Tyrants Ends Up Empowering Them
After Russia escalated its invasion of Ukraine by launching its newest intermediate-range ballistic missile nicknamed ‘Oreshnik’ in a missile strike on…
Apr 8
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Alex Sokolskiy
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Breaking the Korea Discount: Private Equity’s Path to Progress
Private equity, often misunderstood as profit-driven and exploitative, is increasingly proving to be a pragmatic force for governance reform…
Apr 6
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Ryan Jhin
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Maria Anna Maridis
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February 2025
Navigating Ties and New Tracks: The Shifting Geopolitical and Economic State of the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway
Since 1997, the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan (CKU) railway project – a proposed 454 kilometer link slicing through Central Asia – has been “in the…
Feb 3
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Sydney
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Navigating Ties and New Tracks: The Shifting Geopolitical and Economic State of the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway
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Navigating Growth and Risk: Investment Opportunities and Challenges in Indonesia’s Emerging Market
Indonesia’s Recent Socioeconomic Prosperity
Feb 2
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Sydney
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Navigating Growth and Risk: Investment Opportunities and Challenges in Indonesia’s Emerging Market
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January 2025
Rethinking Pakistan’s Economic Future: Breaking the Cycle of Dependency
For decades, Pakistan has lurched from one economic crisis to the next.
Jan 22
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CEMS
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Sydney
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Sereen Yusuf
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Charged Connections: Hungary's Battery Boom Fuels Orbán’s Deepening Alliance with China
On February 14, 2023, the European Parliament voted to ban the sale of diesel and petrol cars by 2035.
Jan 20
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Sydney
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Charged Connections: Hungary's Battery Boom Fuels Orbán’s Deepening Alliance with China
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A Digital Leap: How a CBDC Could Transform South Africa’s Economy
South Africa stands at a critical crossroads: its cash-dominated economy faces pressure from the growing volatility of its currency, the rand, rising…
Jan 10
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CEMS
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Miles Johnson
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Jonathan Pollak
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