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  • In a world teetering between technological acceleration and emotional fragmentation, the call for a more inclusive global narrative has never been louder. The Global South—home to the majority of humanity—holds not just demographic weight, but a reservoir of wisdom, culture, and regenerative potential that remains underrepresented in shaping our shared future. This is not a

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  • A Collaborative Approach to Sustainable US Debt Management The United States stands at a critical juncture where its debt burden threatens to undermine its position as the premier destination for global investment. To ensure long-term economic stability and maintain investor confidence, it is imperative for the US to engage in a collaborative effort with the

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  • Introduction The United Kingdom stands at the precipice of a transformative era, where innovation in logistics and transportation, powered by drones and artificial intelligence (AI), can add an astounding $750 billion to the economy over the next decade. This ambitious vision not only positions the UK as a global leader in these cutting-edge technologies but

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  • The World in 2024: A Snapshot for a 16-Year-Old in 2050  Dear Friend, As you navigate your future in 2050, I thought I would write a note to remind you of the lessons of the past and the importance of innovation, cooperation, and sustainability in shaping a better world for future generations. From where I

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  •   I am not sure if most banks in the west want to finance productivity, efficiency and sustainable economic growth. And why do I say that? Well, let’s see, a very large part of the banks’ balance sheet seems to be allocated towards financial market transactions. Be it growth in lending to private equity firms,

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  • According to google, the searches for the word “inflation “ has surged this year globally. Consumers are googling for inflation more than at anytime since 2008. There is no doubt that inflation has become a real cause of pain for families across the world. For example, inflation is costing an average US household an extra

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  • Some say a real market economy is the one that ensures greed is good. But on the other hand, there are those who argue that greed is in fact what is fuelling the rapid climate change. I am not sure if blame game is the right way forward. Also, I am not really sure if

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  • The collapse

    Nature is the largest investor in all of us, making it one of our key shareholders alongside us and our parents. And nature has equally invested itself in all what it has created, not just us humans. The collective value of what nature has created is immeasurable, and it’s economic value is also immense. Take

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  • As the society and the economy gets more complex, the design fault lines are becoming increasing visible. Today, the global economy faces a number of serious challenges and issues. For example, while globalisation had a good run over the past 4 decades  benefitting a large percentage of the global population, but at the same time,

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  • The idea of money

    Productivity, success, wellbeing, influence, power and authority, and almost all aspects of human living is now tied to money. That is our modern society today. But the value of money gets derived from people. The idea that somehow money is store of value and people aren’t is based on flawed understanding of value. What is

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