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A purported Ponzi-like scheme at the heart of Lebanon’s central bank laid the groundwork for a devastating collapse, one that now traps millions in a cruel economic paradox.
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Quebec gets $13.6 billion. Alberta gets nothing. Here's why Canada's equalization program remains one of the most debated policies in the country.
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While many countries define themselves by immigration, one Spanish region has long been defined by emigration—a story that may now be changing.
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Why are young people on Chinese social media talking about lying down, fishing in muddy water, looking for iron rice bowls, or wearing long robes?
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More than three decades after disabled Americans crawled up the steps of Capitol Hill to demand their rights, those rights are being quietly dismantled under the Trump administration.
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As shipbuilding heavyweights ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems and Hanwha Ocean compete to secure the Royal Canadian Navy's submarine deal, one must consider how Canada's industrial base stands to benefit.
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Le cas du Chili illustre la mondialisation de l’extrême droite—une mondialisation qui vise à propager le mouvement MAGA à travers le monde.
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Host Theo Shouse interviews economist Dominik Leusder about European political economy. They discuss European economic growth and stagnation, the Eurozone crisis, and the energy shocks from the Ukraine and Iran wars.
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In East Asia, the past is not history, it is a political weapon that continues to shape diplomacy today.
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