Global Economy

Structural Shifts in the International Bond Market

Recent divestments by Danish pension funds and China’s declining U.S. Treasury holdings signal a structural shift in global bond markets. This report analyzes term premium dynamics, reserve diversification, and long-term implications for investors and policymakers.
2026.03.04
Global Economy
China

China’s Hidden Debt Problem and the Restructuring of Rural Finance

An in-depth economic analysis of China’s hidden debt problem, focusing on rural banks, rising non-performing loans, and state-led financial consolidation.
2026.03.03
ChinaReport
Global Economy

France’s Colonial Legacy in Africa and Its Enduring Influence

An in-depth economic analysis of France’s colonial legacy in Africa, examining the CFA franc, security ties, and the transition from dependency to sovereignty.
2026.03.02
Global Economy
Report

Energy Geopolitics in the Balkans　

An in-depth analysis of Balkan energy geopolitics, where Russian influence, EU de-risking, U.S. sanctions, and global capital intersect to reshape Europe’s most politicized energy corridor.
2026.03.01
ReportRussiaWORLD
China

Greenland and the Return of Power Politics in the Arctic

A strategic analysis of EU and Russian reactions to Trump’s Greenland proposal, examining sovereignty, NATO dynamics, and the Arctic’s shift toward great-power competition.
2026.02.28
ChinaEU
China

Italy’s Exit from the Belt and Road Initiative　European Economic Strategy in an Era of Great-Power Competition

An economist’s analysis of why Italy exited China’s Belt and Road Initiative, examining limited economic returns, NATO and EU alignment, and Europe’s shift toward de-risking.
2026.02.27
ChinaEU
EU

Strategic Fragmentation and Adaptive Cohesion in the European Union

This report examines the EU’s internal divisions toward the US and Russia, highlighting strategic autonomy, energy security, NATO dependence, and the transformation of Europe’s political economy.
2026.02.26
EUReportWORLD
Report

Nuclear Power as State Strategy

China and Russia dominate global nuclear construction by using nuclear power as a long-term geopolitical tool. This report explains how state-led nuclear models create dependency, why the West fell behind, and what it means for emerging economies.
2026.02.25
Report
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Structural Transformation of the Global Nuclear Power Industry

China and Russia now control nearly 90% of new nuclear power construction worldwide. This report analyzes how nuclear energy has re-emerged as a geopolitical instrument in the AI era, why the West fell behind, and what strategic role Japan can still play.
2026.02.24
未分類
Japan

Structural Risks to Japan from the Erosion of FRB Credibility

An economist’s analysis of how declining Federal Reserve independence could impact Japan’s reserves, currency stability, and reliance on U.S. institutional credibility.
2026.02.23
JapanUS
US

The United States at the Threshold of Central Bank Independence

An economist’s analysis of the confrontation between the U.S. administration and the Federal Reserve, examining institutional risk, judicial pressure, market credibility, and implications for the dollar’s global role.
2026.02.22
USWORLD
Global Economy

How President Trump’s Greenland Ambition Could Escalate into Broader Geopolitical Problems

President Trump’s renewed interest in Greenland risks destabilizing alliances, accelerating Arctic militarization, and eroding international norms. A strategic risk analysis.
2026.02.21
Global EconomyReport
Global Economy

Global Economic Risk Report 2026

A senior economist’s analysis of S&P Global’s 2026 risk outlook. Explores credit erosion, geopolitical persistence, AI and climate risks, and why resilience—not growth—is the key economic theme.
2026.02.20
Global Economy
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