Markets fluctuate between optimism and blindness
Financial markets in 2026: optimists are betting on artificial intelligence and Trump, while pessimists warn of a debt crisis and …
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The World in 2026
Will the new year be better than the previous one? The answer will depend on how several key global issues develop. Statement presents possible scenarios.
Markets fluctuate between optimism and blindness
Financial markets in 2026: optimists are betting on artificial intelligence and Trump, while pessimists warn of a debt crisis and …
A society without common interests
The West is dividing. The middle class is disappearing into uncertainty, while the hyper-elite lives in isolation. The year 2026 w…
The fate of Europe without its big brother
The Trump administration has repeatedly spoken of the need to abandon European affairs and leave them to the Europeans. The much-d…
Flashes of common sense in a sea of European pessimism
Officials in Brussels have long been riding a wave of climate fanaticism. This will have a profound impact on the shape of Europe …
Arms manufacturers' harvest will continue
SIPRI reported that global military spending in 2024 rose the most in 30 years: up 9 percent to a record $2.7 trillion. Including …