Sudan bleeds gold while foreign powers mine its misery
Sudan is bleeding gold, but none of it is enriching its people. Behind the civil war lies a global supply chain of smuggled wealth, foreign mercenaries, and silent enablers.
The End of Cheap Yen: Why Global Investors Are Bracing for Impact
Japan’s government bond yields are rising fast, threatening to unravel the decades-old yen carry trade and with it, the foundations of global risk-taking.
NVIDIA a Kingmaker in the AI Race & a Pawn in the Tech Cold War
NVIDIA is riding high on record-breaking profits and AI dominance, but it’s also navigating the most dangerous geopolitical waters in tech.
China’s Rare Earth Strategy: Weaponizing Resources in a Fractured Global Order
China’s grip on rare earth metals has become more than just economic leverage, it’s a strategic threat. If a trade war stretches on, global industries could face disruptions far deeper than most governments are prepared for.
