Who really runs Southeast Asia’s show? Meet the Overseas Chinese—small in number, big in power, fueling drama from Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines to Vietnam.
Can Trump’s bold plan to weaken the dollar and boost U.S. corporate power actually work, or is it a fiscal gamble in disguise? With the creation of an External Revenue Service (ERS), inspired by Nobel economist James Tobin, Trump’s second term may be one for the history books—or the economics textbooks.
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How Much Could the LA Wildfires Cost—and Who Will Pay? Fueled by the fierce Santa Ana Winds, California’s wildfires are devastating luxury neighborhoods in Hollywood, with damages topping $60 billion. The disaster’s ripple effects are hitting insurers hard, forcing asset sales like U.S. Treasury Bonds and shaking the UK’s reinsurance market. How far will the impact spread?
**Why did Trump’s trade war ignite such a storm?** From the Civil War to the Rust Belt, from reshoring jobs to immigration and welfare debates, his policies weave a tale of cars, Mexico, JD Vance, and Hillbilly Elegy voters. Dive in to uncover how Republicans, Democrats, and a divided America shape this trade battle!
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Are Water Wars the Next Big Global Crisis? From Africa’s Nile River battles between Egypt and Ethiopia to China’s bold dam projects on the Mekong and Yarlung Tsangpo rivers, tensions are rising fast. With water turning into a weapon of power, could these disputes over dams, electricity, and survival spark a global conflict?
