politics
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A New Operating System for US Debt Sustainability in the Digital Era By Sanjeev Kumar Introduction: The United States Needs a New Fiscal Operating System For decades, the United States has relied on a fiscal architecture designed for a different era—an era without digital markets, without trillion‑dollar crypto liquidity, without mega‑cap global firms, and without…
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Why the Economic System Is Drifting Toward Self‑Termination — And What It Means for the Human Condition The global economic and financial markets architecture is entering a phase where its internal design principles — liquidity, diversification, productive capital allocation, sovereign stability, and human economic participation — are no longer functioning as intended. The system still…
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Why Business Leaders Must Evolve — And Why HOLNESS Is Now Essential For decades, business leadership has operated inside a narrow and comfortable frame: build a product, sell it to society, provide customer service, maximise shareholder value, and repeat. This formula worked in a world where society was stable, institutions were trusted, and people believed…
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By Sanjeev Kumar, Founder & Chief Visionary Officer, HARLEY of LONDON Executive Summary India stands at a historic inflection point. With over 300 million young people entering the workforce, the nation faces a dual challenge: Traditional sectors cannot absorb the scale of India’s demographic surge. A new economic sector is required — one capable of…
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For years, I’ve carried a recurring dream: humanity disappears, replaced by self‑reproducing humanoids—hybrids of human and machine. My consciousness travels across galaxies, linked to telescopes and instruments, searching for the universe’s true nature. Every attempt to rebuild humanity fails. The dream whispers: humans are a transitory species. Something else must emerge. And yet—I am tempted…
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There is a seductive narrative emerging in some circles: that India, as a rising civilisational power, should step forward to mediate between Iran and the United States. It sounds visionary. It sounds global. It sounds like leadership. But foreign policy is not theatre. It is structural engineering. And structural engineering demands alignment, leverage, and risk…
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The world is reorganising itself again. A new war in West Asia has triggered the familiar tremors across global markets — oil shocks, currency volatility, capital flight, and a renewed search for safety. But beneath the noise, something deeper is happening: the global system is revealing what it trusts, what it fears, and what it…
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There are moments in history when society is forced to confront its own reflection. The recent release of the Epstein documents is one of those moments — a mirror held up to centuries of power structures that allowed exploitation to flourish behind closed doors, protected by influence, silence, and the mythology of “great men.” What…
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India’s latest Union Budget — presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in a historic ninth consecutive address — signals a clear national commitment: reforms over rhetoric, people over populism, and long-term societal progress over short-term noise. For HARLEY of LONDON INDIA, this Budget is not just aligned with our strategy — it is a validation…
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Davos is a place where power gathers—political power, economic power, intellectual power. You walk through its halls and meet the people who shape policy, capital, and culture. Yet this year, amid the panels and predictions, one truth kept rising to the surface: Both politics and business have drifted away from people. Democracy was built on…
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