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China Enters the Market

According to a recent study by Standard & Poor′s, China ranked first in the world in terms of the size of its corporate debt,…

An Economic NATO

The United States and the EU started to work on creating a new free trade zone in July 2013, and to date already six rounds of…

The Abduction of Europe

The global economy is experiencing the most serious test of its strength since the end of World War II. It is obvious that the old…

Poles of Attraction

Russia’s and China’s gas agreement has already been called “the top three-decade deal.” Its scale is quite impressive – in the…

The U.S. Sets Its Sights on Asia

Politics in the APR occupies an increasingly important place in U.S. foreign policy, with particular emphasis currently on the new…

A Trap on the Island of Freedom

In 1959, Fidel Castro imposed a ban on the sale of residential property in Cuba. For more than fifty years after this decision was…

Women′s Issues

We wrote about the economically unequal position of women and the gender wage gap in the February issue, stating that this is a…