Dollar Dialogue
Dollar Dialogues, The Ultimate Teen Podcast of Bangladesh Concerning All About Finance & Economics. The podcast is hosted by Supreeth Nagella, Araf Malik, Arib Malik & Shahzaib Obaidul-Karim.
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The New Great Game: China's String of Pearls vs India's Necklace of Diamonds w/ Sambhav Maurya (opens the original)
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The Indian Ocean is no longer just a trade route.It has become one of the world's most important geopolitical battlegrounds.From Gwadar in Pakistan to Djibouti in the Horn of Africa, from Chabahar in Iran to strategic partnerships stretching across Southeast Asia and the Indo-Pacific, two Asian giants are quietly competing for influence over the seas that carry more than half of global container traffic and a significant share of the world's energy supplies.In Episode 6 of our podcast, we explor
Singapore vs Hong Kong; The Battle for Asia's Financial Crown w/ Mohammed Zahraan Dada (opens the original)
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For decades, Hong Kong was widely regarded as the undisputed financial capital of Asia. It served as the gateway between China and global markets, attracting multinational corporations, investment banks, hedge funds, and billions in foreign investment.Singapore has quietly emerged as one of the world's most influential financial hubs, attracting global wealth, multinational headquarters, family offices, venture capital, technology firms, and some of the world's largest financial institutions.So.
The Cost of Living Crisis: Why Britain Can’t Afford to Live Anymore w/ Joshua Hinton-Shereston (opens the original)
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Britain is experiencing one of the most severe declines in living standards in modern history.Today we are led by hosts Supreeth Nagella Achuthakumar, Zumar Sheikh, Demir Hossain, and Mohammed Ariful (Araf) Kabir. For millions of households across the United Kingdom, everyday life has become dramatically more expensive. Rent continues to climb. House prices remain out of reach for many young people. Energy bills have surged. Grocery prices have risen sharply. Mortgage repayments have increased.
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