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How Liberal Europe Manufactures Dissent to Keep Capital Safe
In European states, economic protests are a constant and normalized phenomenon, rarely escalating into security emergencies. France offers a textbook example. Protest has become an integral part of daily life across the continent. Public opposition—often rooted in class conflict and unequal resource distribution—is embedded within Europe’s institutional democratic mechanisms for expressing demands.
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Europe’s Silent Recession: The Hidden Economic Cost of Backing Israel
Studies by international economic institutions indicate that countries which avoided direct political or military involvement in the war suffered significantly less economic damage.
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Europe at the Crossroads: Decline by Design or Reinvention by Choice?
Several factors explain this underperformance, chief among them Europe’s rigid commitment to fiscal discipline and austerity policies. This hardline adherence to principles increasingly obsolete in today’s world has curtailed investment in infrastructure and cutting-edge technologies, leaving Europe trailing behind others. The outcome has been sluggish growth and growing technological dependence on external actors, particularly the United States.
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Idle Youth, Fragile Future: The Silent Crisis Undermining Britain’s Economy
This oversight represents one of the most fundamental flaws in London’s current economic and employment strategies. The growing population of economically inactive youth is itself becoming a structural driver of unemployment. Ignoring this reality significantly undermines the likelihood of success for broader job-creation initiatives.
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The Dollar, Defense, and Distrust: Why Germany Is Rethinking Its Dependence on the United States
In reality, Germany’s criticism stems from deeper concerns: Washington’s encroachment on Europe’s domestic policies, a lack of trust in Europe’s political and cultural capabilities, and growing pressure for heavier defense burdens.
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Britain’s Billion-Dollar Boomerang: How a Loan to Ukraine Comes Back to London’s Pocket
Since the start of the Russia–Ukraine war, the United Kingdom has gone all-in on backing Kyiv. London has consistently positioned itself as one of the...
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Chabahar’s New Moment: How Iran Is Rewiring Afghanistan’s Path to the World
Iran and Afghanistan’s trade relations have entered a new phase, especially after the political transition in Afghanistan and the deterioration of Kab...
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Beyond the Battlefield: Inside the Structural Erosion of Israel’s Economy After Two Years of War
The Gaza war, which began in October 2023, has now entered its twenty-fourth month and continues to shape Israel’s economy, society, and political-adm...
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The Death of American Hegemony: Why Venezuela Has Struck at the Heart of Washington’s Desired Order
The confrontation between the United States and Venezuela is one of the most complex geopolitical crises in the Western Hemisphere. Contrary to what s...
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Abu Dhabi’s Hidden Empire: Inside the Gold-Fueled War Economy of Sudan
Dubai has quietly become the central hub for Sudan’s conflict gold — untaxed, untraceable, and deeply embedded in the country’s ongoing civil war. Thi...
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Starmer’s High-Wire Act: Can Labour Survive Its Own Austerity?
In recent years, the United Kingdom has faced a relentless series of economic challenges. While the Bank of England’s policies have occasionally succe...
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Israel’s Holy War for Water: Prayers on the Galilee, Plunder in the Golan
When occupation and greed found a regime, its instinct in times of crisis is predictable: to take more. Now facing the worst drought in a century, Is...
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