The election of Sanae Takaichi as Japan’s first female prime minister is often framed as a symbolic gender breakthrough. That is a distraction. The real story...
For much of the past four years, China’s equity markets have been a graveyard of foreign enthusiasm. International investors, once captivated by the promise of the...
The roar of the crowd in Rawalpindi was less a cheer for a victory and more a collective, heaving sigh of relief for a nation. When...
The world is ditching the dollar. China, the BRICS nations, everyone’s looking for the exit. We hear the warnings constantly: de-dollarisation is the slow, grinding threat...
In the dim glow of a late-night news alert, three innocuous-looking emails from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate dropped like a bomb on the already fractured landscape of...
It is no surprise that in American politics, few acts are as recurring—and as polarising—as President Donald Trump’s economic brinkmanship. His latest performance centers on a...
Dr. Arifa Sayeda Zehra, often referred to as a national icon in Pakistan, was a towering figure whose contributions spanned the realms of education, intellectual history,...
The promise of a stimulus check 2025 fueled by new trump tariffs is a masterstroke of political theater, but its structural impossibility and hidden costs make...
Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has issued a warning that resonates far beyond the city-state’s borders. In recent interviews with the Financial Times and Business Times,...
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is not just a conflict of borders; it is a civilisational crucible. For decades, Ukraine grappled with a fragmented identity, pulled...
