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Beijing will seek to replicate Tehran’s playbook in the Taiwan Strait — and the global economic impact could be even worse
By Eyck Freymann, a Hoover fellow at Stanford University and author of the forthcoming book ‘Defending Taiwan: A Strategy to Prevent War with China’
Financial Times, Apr. 01, 2026
Import-dependent countries take advantage of US sanctions waiver to replace disrupted Gulf supply
By FT
Financial Times, Apr. 01, 2026
First major setback for 90,000 sq ft white and gold project since East Wing was demolished in October
By Alex Rogers in Washington
Financial Times, Apr. 01, 2026
Tokyo faces what it calls a severe security environment, not least because of China’s threats against Taiwan
By Niharika Mandhana, Jason Douglas and Daniel Kiss
The Wall Street Journal, Mar. 31, 2026
From its earliest days, critics have accused investment bankers of profiteering at the expense of ordinary people.
By Kenneth G. Pringle
Barron`s, Mar. 25, 2026
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British prime minister says closer ties between London and Brussels are ‘in our long-term national interest’
By George Parker in London
Financial Times, Apr. 01, 2026
Schleswig-Holstein’s radical tech overhaul offers Europe a live experiment in ending dependence on US Big Tech
By Laura Pitel in Kiel
Financial Times, Apr. 01, 2026
UK Liberal Democrats had called for royal trip to be cancelled
By Robert Wright, George Parker and Lucy Fisher in London
Financial Times, Mar. 31, 2026
As the population ages and technology disrupts the economy, young workers are carrying a disproportionate tax burden
By Sheila Bair, a former chair of the US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and author of the upcoming book ‘How Not to Lose a Million Dollars’
Financial Times, Mar. 31, 2026
New studies demonstrate what should be obvious: Universal basic income programs kill initiative.
By Jason L. Riley
The Wall Street Journal, Mar. 24, 2026
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Stephen Nesbitt’s Cliffwater is racing to calm investors after steep withdrawals
By Gregory Zuckerman and Peter Rudegeair
The Wall Street Journal, Apr. 01, 2026
European leaders blame the US for lacking a long-term plan, but they must slay their own sacred cows to weather this crisis
By Constanze Stelzenmüller -- The writer directs the Center on the US and Europe at the Brookings Institution
Financial Times, Mar. 31, 2026
Domestically built munitions with 1,000km range could reach Chinese coast
By Leo Lewis in Tokyo and Joe Leahy in Beijing
Financial Times, Mar. 31, 2026
Decades of economic kickbacks, funneled through its paramilitaries, bind millions of loyalists to the Islamic Republic’s survival
By Benoit Faucon
The Wall Street Journal, Mar. 30, 2026
Greeks, Ottomans and Portuguese all sought to control the Persian waterway, whose shores were once dubbed the Pirate Coast
By James T. Areddy
The Wall Street Journal, Mar. 21, 2026
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