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The calculated departure: why the UAE left OPEC
May 11, 2026

Introduction OPEC has survived wars, price crashes, and decades of internal bickering. What it has never had to survive is one of its integral members deciding the whole arrangement simply…

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Trump vs Fed: Case for Federal Reserve Independence
September 6, 2025

Introduction Central banks across the globe have been the subject of scrutiny recently, with raging debate surrounding the modern need for their de jure independence. Before his re-election, Trump stated…

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2025 Election: How is the emergence of younger Australians affecting politics?
May 18, 2025

With the 2025 federal election having concluded, recent election trends with the shifting age demographic in Australia towards the younger generation clearly playing in effect. With voter preferences moving towards…

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Trade, Markets & Diplomacy: What Trump’s Victory means for the Australian Economy?
December 3, 2024

Introduction After securing 312 electoral college votes at the 2024 presidential election, former President Donald Trump has successfully paved his return to the White House, with his second term set…

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Two Koreas, Two Economies: Exploring the Development Journeys of the North and South
October 11, 2024

Though today the world is accustomed to seeing two Koreas, the Korean Peninsula was a unified nation for over a millennium until its division just over 114 years ago. By…

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