France, whose public finances have become unsustainable and whose politics have become dysfunctional, could pose an existential threat to the Euro. Being the Eurozone’s second-largest economy and being many times the size of Greece, France is too big to fail if the Euro is to survive. The post France’s Threat to the Euro appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.| American Enterprise Institute – AEI
Clark reframes global lending as inter-organizational politics, showing how rivalry boosts performance — though broader borrower strategies merit deeper inquiry.| E-International Relations
The world’s largest trade finance banks are bracing for a potential revenue hit from US President Donald Trump’s tariff spree but claim they are well prepared for slowing exports and supply chain disruptions. In early April, the US slapped tariffs of 145% on China, which retaliated with duties of 125% on US imports, while several countries…| Global Trade Review (GTR)
Almost three years on from the coup that overthrew the first truly democratic government the country had seen since the 1960’s Myanmar and its ethnic minoriti| Eastern Angle
Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s story of advancing from prison to presidency in less than a month is inspiring, but will Senegal’s new president’s left-wing Pan-Africanism ideologies succeed in inspiring the country’s population and economy to new heights? Fortunately, he has much to build on, starting with a sound economy and rich natural resources.| International Banker
