THE BILL HAS ARRIVED AND THE FED WATCHES (FOR NOW)
For decades, U.S. fiscal policy has operated as if federal debt were a theoretical, distant, and manageable issue.
But today, with debt surpassing $36 trillion and an annual deficit of 6.4% of GDP in 2024, reality is knocking at the door—loudly.
Some believe the American fiscal system has reached…
The Return to Oil …
Global oil interests are becoming concentrated.
And now Guyana has become the testing ground for the impact of resources in the twenty-first century.
Around this South American country, Exxon and Chevron are competing to acquire Hess, one of the key companies involved in the discovery of Guyana’s oil reserves.
This oil-producing nation, which until recently…
Nuclear fusion is considered the Holy Grail of clean and sustainable energy. This technology, which mimics the natural processes that power the Sun, promises to provide unlimited energy without carbon emissions and with minimal environmental impact.
However, plasma containment systems have been the biggest obstacle to its commercial realization for decades.
Recently, TAE Technologies, one of the most innovative companies in the…
In recent days, the United States has been facing growing economic and trade instability, with repercussions on financial markets and strategic commodities. On May 19, the yield on U.S. government debt securities reached its highest levels in the past two years after the rating agency Moody’s revoked the prestigious triple-A rating for U.S. Treasury…
While the United States focuses on tariffs and Europe on weapons, China surpasses all in new technologies.
While Europe intensifies the debate on military spending and the United States continues to play the tariff card to protect its economy, China is running faster than anyone in the field of new technologies.
In recent years, the…
In recent years, global economic dynamics have undergone significant transformations, prompting many nations to reassess their trade strategies.
The concept of a free market, which has been a cornerstone of the global economy for decades, is giving way to policies increasingly geared toward protecting national industries.
Governments and institutions are reconsidering the importance of economic…
THE FUTURE TRAPPED IN FOSSILS
Despite global efforts to reduce fossil fuel consumption, coal remains one of the most sought-after and heavily utilized energy sources in 2024, driving concerns over sustainability and emissions.
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), coal demand continues to rise, raising doubts about the possibility of phasing out this resource anytime…
While some believe that current and future energy issues can be resolved by returning to coal, further exploiting oil deposits, or building more nuclear power plants, nuclear fusion stands for a concrete hope for a sustainable energy future.
Nuclear fusion is one of the most advanced and promising technologies for energy production.
Unlike nuclear fission,…
The latest study conducted by fDi Intelligence, part of the Financial Times Group, on the cities and regions with the best prospects for foreign investment once again highlights London in first place, followed by Dublin and Warsaw, both of which have climbed one spot in the rankings.
Despite criticisms, the Old Continent has once again attracted the…
A Historic Shift in the World Order
The global geopolitical and economic landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, marking a potential departure from the unipolar or bipolar globalization model that has characterized recent decades towards an increasingly multipolar world order.
This transition, complex and with profound implications, is driven by a series of interconnected…
