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Economic Regime Change: Redefining Free Economies Through Entrepreneurial Mysticism

1 week ago | moderndiplomacy.eu | Naseem Javed

One: A World in the MirrorReflecting Hidden Cracks: Why discussions about ‘economic regime change’ arise. Many free economies stand at a crossroads, their vitality sapped by decades of missteps, reflected starkly in recent global upheavals. Like a life-sized mirror, the Trump presidency did not create these cracks—it illuminated them, casting light on issues festering across over 100 nations.
The alternative of unrestricted Chinese trade to the wave of protectionism

1 week ago | moderndiplomacy.eu | Giancarlo Elia Valori

At the end of last March, Xi Jinping warmly welcomed the arrival of representatives from the international business community and expressed appreciation for their long-term commitment to cooperation with China. Xi Jinping emphasized that in the 70 years since the founding of the People’s Republic of China—and particularly over the past 40 years of reform and opening up—China has achieved the “two miracles” of rapid economic development and long-term social stability.
Europe needs better tech regulation. That does not mean banning TikTok

1 week ago | moderndiplomacy.eu | Bojan Lazarevski

Bans on TikTok have become increasingly common worldwide and in Europe, citing concerns over security, misinformation, and violence. While these bans are a tempting quick fix for politicians, they fail to address the root causes of these issues as users simply bypass restrictions or migrate to other platforms.
Alpha-Dialogue establishes African media training platform

1 week ago | moderndiplomacy.eu | Kester Kenn Klomegah

Empowering senior African media executives, raising their orientation towards geopolitical developments and learning more innovative skills of disseminating information to the public audience are the main components of the first short-term training programme planned in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. It also aims at creating a broad platform for consolidating interaction between Russian and African media outlets, and most importantly, for forging new connections.
Tariff Wars: Ten SME-Centric Strategies to Save National Economies

1 week ago | moderndiplomacy.eu | Naseem Javed

No number of tariffs—added, subtracted, or multiplied—will save a debt-ridden national economy; but the potential of SMEs, driven by productivity and a skilled citizenry, can bring hope for recovery. Equally, no amount of printed currency can solve global economic chaos, but a quick audit will prove how economic collapse morphs slowly into continuous conflicts and wars.
Africa, the U.S., and Global Trade: Key Issues Uncovered

1 week ago | moderndiplomacy.eu | Kester Kenn Klomegah

With geopolitical situation heightening, trade wars are also becoming increasingly prominent. By a simple explanation, a trade war is an economic conflict often resulting from protectionism in which states raise or create tariffs or other trade barriers against each other. The United States and China have locked horns in new trade wars, Donald Trump is targeting Africa with new measures relating trade, and as a mechanism to control Africa.
Negotiating better U.S.-African trade relations in Changing Geopolitical World

2 weeks ago | moderndiplomacy.eu | Kester Kenn Klomegah

The overarching message is African leaders and business corporate executives, navigating new United States economic policy and trade measures, within the context of shifting geopolitical situation, have to maintain an appreciable approach on ways to strengthen strategic trade partnership between Africa and the United States.
Insects on the Menu: EU Approves Bug Powder in Food - Modern Diplomacy

2 weeks ago | moderndiplomacy.eu | Anders Primdahl Vistisen

From February 10 EU law has allowed food manufacturers to use insect larvae powder in foods and I am appalled at this.
Miran: The Economic Mind Behind Trump - What’s Behind the Tariffs? - Modern Diplomacy

2 weeks ago | moderndiplomacy.eu | Mohamed T Fouad

When U.S. President Donald Trump shook the foundations of global trade by imposing sweeping tariffs, it wasn’t merely a fleeting act of economic nationalism
Hungary and Azerbaijan: Fueling more than just gas

2 weeks ago | moderndiplomacy.eu | Nikola Mikovic

For Azerbaijan, Hungary is possibly the most important partner in the European Union. For Budapest, Baku is the most significant actor in the South Caucasus. But what is the major driver of the Hungarian-Azerbaijani strategic partnership? Back in November of 2014, the two nations signed the Joint Declaration on the establishment of a strategic partnership. The document, as well as a series of other agreements they reached, paved the way for a fruitful economic cooperation.