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- Aug 31, 2026
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Opinion | Move over Strait of Hormuz. Innovation chokepoints are the ones to watch (opens the original)
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The strength of a chokepoint lies not only in the force of the initial blow but in the scale of the long-term damage it leaves behind In interstate rivalry, countries have many instruments at their disposal, from military conflict to coercive monetary and financial measures. What happens when rival powers have comparable strength, anticipate pressure through financial institutions and take pre-emptive steps to limit its effects, yet the confrontation continues? The struggle then shifts towards t
Opinion | Can the gigacities of tomorrow keep human connection alive? (opens the original)
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We have learned to accommodate more people in larger metropolises while losing the ability to bring those people together into families The number of megacities – urban areas with populations of at least 10 million – rose from eight in 1975 to 33 in 2025. The United Nations expects this number to reach 37 by 2050. Under the UN’s harmonised methodology, the world’s largest urban agglomerations are Jakarta, with around 42 million people, Dhaka with 36.6 million and Tokyo with 33.4 million. By 2050
Opinion | A healthy economy isn’t built on asset bubbles and debt pyramids (opens the original)
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A financial system designed to increase market valuations rather than improve people’s quality of life is prone to crisis In the animated Soviet film The Golden Antelope, inspired by Indian folklore, a magical antelope tries to save a boy from a greedy raja by promising him as much gold as he wants. When she asks whether there can be too much, the raja laughs: “You can never give me too much gold.” But when the gold begins to bury him, he cries “enough” – and loses everything. According to the W
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