Author: Felix Abt

The Myth of the Collapsing Market Over the past two decades, if you’ve followed international financial news, you’ve repeatedly heard one story about China: the […]

For years, analysts and media outlets have hailed India as “the next China,” an emerging Asian powerhouse poised to surpass its northern neighbor. With its […]

For years, Jeffrey Epstein embodied scandal—his crimes, his wealth, and his shadowy networks. Now, leaked emails suggest that his influence may have extended far beyond […]

Predictions of a financial collapse in China have become routine, arriving with eerie regularity. Volatile stock markets, an overheated property sector, and a debt pile […]

Last week, one of the most important geopolitical shifts of 2025 unfolded with almost no Western media attention: the BRICS bloc—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and […]

It was supposed to be a groundbreaking achievement of modern technology. Instead, it has become a geopolitical battleground, caught between a global mining giant and […]

I have to tell you about the bone-flicking game I’ll never forget. It’s called Shagai Shüürekh, and the goal is deceptively simple: catapult a tiny […]

When a government imposes sweeping tariffs and then proposes cash “dividends” from those tariffs, what looks like a populist windfall can hide serious structural hazards. […]

From Insurgency to Systemic Violence In the West, politicians, activists, and media outlets often describe the violence in northern and central Nigeria as a genocide […]

In Cambodia, beauty and intellect became crimes: the beautiful were forced to marry the ugly, the educated to wed the illiterate. Cities, hospitals, and schools […]