Europe
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Introduction: The Twilight of Illusions Europe stands at a precipice—not of war or economic collapse, but of existential drift. Once the epicentre of global innovation, philosophy, and empire, it now risks becoming a museum of its own past. The continent’s nostalgia for its golden age has calcified into inertia, leaving it ill-equipped to navigate the
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There’s a certain kind of magic that only travel can offer—the kind that doesn’t just change your surroundings but transforms your very being. My life in London and my travels across Europe have been more than just a series of destinations; they’ve been a mosaic of moments, people, and places that have shaped the person
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There is no shortage of opinion in the market today on the current state of affairs of the global economy and most of the commentary as well as analysis seem to be centred around Central banks policies and its overall current impact assessment and on how things may play out going forward. The discussions are
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Committing to and carrying out real structural reforms, managing citizens expectations, finding ways to grow the economy while keeping the spending on track is a BIG ask but it has been done before in Europe and it looks like this is what the policy makers in Germany want from their southern European partners. The question
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In the past few weeks the markets have come to a realization that the developed world is struggling to generate growth and going forward the global growth projections put out by multilateral institutions including of the International Monetary Fund ( IMF ) and the World Bank paints gloomy picture. The growth outlook has been downgraded
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In the last few weeks some of my friends and colleagues have been very busy debating the global economic situation and trying to figure out where we are heading. GO Figure! Eh…. I so wish I could help them and had answers to all their questions. But then on a second thought no harm in
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