This edition explores the global spread of National Conservatism and its growing peril, presents a case for Europe’s need to bolster its defense capabilities in the face of Russian aggression and shifting alliances, critiques the Federal Reserve’s interest on excess reserves (IOER) policy and urges for its phase out. It also offers insights from the HS2 high-speed rail project in Britain into avoiding pitfalls during large-scale infrastructure projects, highlights the electrification of industries and its implications for global supply chains and economic competitiveness, and analyzes the risks and opportunities for Africa in the international bond markets. Further, it takes a glimpse into China’s modern surveillance apparatus and considers the impact working from home has on real estate, urban centers, and economic stability. Additionally, it explores the challenges investors face in the commodity market, and how bacteria influence tea flavor and quality.
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