Cold War 2.0 and Investment Flow and World's Economies
The ongoing confrontation between Russia and the West has reignited fears of a new Cold War. In contrast to the broad conceptual disagreements that occurred between the Eastern and Western coalitions in the twentieth century, the underlying eras of Cold Conflict 2.0 have been more defined and confined. However, it appears to be more likely to impair global economic progress and collaboration without nearly all of the silver linings associated with the first. Given the financial…
Ukraine War and Global Economic Crisis; The Strategic Impact
The threat to Europe's modern might and expectations for everyday pleasures is particularly acute as politicians seek to divorce the continent from Russia's power sources. Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the ongoing effects of the epidemic have shaken nations all around the world, but Europe has been affected the hardest, with the highest rise in energy costs, the most significant expansion rates, and the biggest risk of a downturn. The conflict's aftermath is …
Pakistan's Economic Crisis and Sri Lanka's Way
Pakistan's financial crisis has heightened tensions with the disaster unfolding in neighboring Sri Lanka. Following the new emergency, ejected President Gotabaya Rajapaksa was held in Hambantota in southern Sri Lanka, until he was forced to flee the country entirely. That continues a pattern of the city, particularly its vital distant ocean port, being in the news for a variety of unfavorable reasons. When Sri Lanka was struggling to make obligation repayments on time in 201…
