Germany’s Trillion-Dollar Gamble
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Germany’s Trillion-Dollar Gamble

Germany’s economy has faced stagnation over the past three years, following two years of economic downturn. In response, the newly elected chancellor, Friedrich Merz, has introduced an ambitious plan to revitalize the economy through increased defense and infrastructure spending.

Gold, Geopolitics, and the U.S.-China Power Struggle
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Gold, Geopolitics, and the U.S.-China Power Struggle

The great power competition between the United States and China spans multiple sectors of the global economy. Most recently, it has played a growing role in the rise of gold prices. In today’s political landscape, concerns about inflation, fiscal sustainability, and U.S. foreign policy toward China all influence the price of this valuable resource. During…

India’s Next Move in the U.S.-China Chess Match
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India’s Next Move in the U.S.-China Chess Match

The chess match between China and the U.S. is far from over, and India should be perceived as a rook in the middle of the board, undecided on its allegiance. Maybe the answer does not lie in picking a side and falling into the depths of this zero-sum game, but in building a stable economy that allows India to reclaim as much independence as possible from this chess game.

Colleges Need to Change Their Idea of Success
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Colleges Need to Change Their Idea of Success

Colleges must remodel their admissions models by considering all factors of student potential. I am not arguing that the traditional standardized tests and grading scales should be thrown out, but it would be extremely beneficial for academic institutions to advertise metrics besides the classic ones like acceptance rates.