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Why Greenland Has Become the World’s Most Dangerous Geopolitical Pressure Point
An idea that once seemed like a geopolitical curiosity has escalated into one of the most volatile talking points in global politics. The United States’ renewed push to acquire Greenland has triggered a wave of tension. Many European countries have rejected the proposal and argued that Greenland’s future should ultimately be determined by Denmark and Greenland. In response, Trump implemented tariffs against the UK, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the Netherlands an
Keaton Hulley


The Paradox of India: Why Foreign Investors Are Pulling Out
In recent weeks, India has been experiencing something that, at first glance, seems almost contradictory. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have been pulling money out of Indian equities at a rapid pace, with withdrawals surpassing ₹22,530 crores (est. $2.7 billion USD) between January 1st and 16th alone. For a country that’s often described as the growth engine of emerging markets, such a sharp retreat raises an important question: why are foreign investors leaving one of t
Alessandra Manta Solis


Natwest set to acquire Evelyn Partners in £2.7bn deal
NatWest Group has reached an agreement to acquire Evelyn Partners, marking its first major acquisition since returning to full private ownership last year. The deal is expected to complete in summer 2026, subject to regulatory approval. Evelyn Partners manages approximately £69 billion in client assets. Following the takeover, it will be combined with NatWest’s existing private banking and wealth management business to create a division overseeing around £127 billion in asset
Tom Kaplan


The Paradox of Sovereignty: Greenland's Geopolitical Tug-of-War
Over the past year, Greenland has transitioned from a peripheral Arctic territory to a flashpoint in global geopolitics. As an autonomous part of the Kingdom of Denmark, the island's vast expanse, rich in rare earth minerals and strategically positioned amid melting ice caps, has drawn renewed U.S. interest under the second Trump administration. With climate change accelerating access to new shipping routes and resources, Greenland now embodies the intersection of national se
Taehyeong Ahn
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