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BANGKOK – Paetongtarn Shinawatra has been elected Thailand’s next prime minister, a dramatic and unexpected shift in national leadership that consolidates the family clan’s hold on politics but won’t necessarily stabilize them.
The growth of China’s fixed-asset investment (FAI) and retail sales has remained slow so far this year as falling home prices continue to suppress property investment and people’s spending.
United Nations’ demographers project that, by the end of this century, Turkey’s labor force will fall by half and Iran’s will fall by two-fifths while Israel’s will double.
TOKYO — As Fumio Kishida bows out of Japanese leadership, let’s first dispense with the spin about why.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping is vying with little success to turn stock bears into bulls. But over in the bond market, China faces the opposite problem with irrational exuberance pushing long-term yields too low.
China’s nuclear expansion has put a spotlight on the US nuclear arsenal’s outdated state, forcing a critical rethink of US nuclear strategy amid a possible lowered threshold of nuclear weapons use over Taiwan.
China has seen an outflow of foreign investment at home and an increase in its own external investment so far this year during its trade war against the United States and Europe.
Some Weapons and Strategy readers say that there is a strong resemblance between the current Kursk battle and the Battle of the Bulge, which raged in December 1944 and January 1945. It is a topic worth exploring.