Rostra Economica

AI generated Keir Starmer as a British Imperial Soldier "The sun never sets on the British Empire”  — a phrase once known across the...

Once the undisputed pillar of global finance, the U.S. dollar is facing a slow but significant shift. Countries around the world are moving to reduce their dependence on the dollar, driven by geopolitical tensions, economic nationalism, and the rise of alternative financial systems. This article explores the forces behind de-dollarization and what a multipolar currency world means for U.S. power, global trade, and financial stability.

Dall-E image creator Most economists like to think of themselves as rational decision-makers, yet everyone justifies questionable...

As the Dalai Lama is about to celebrate his 90th birthday, this year also marks the 75 years of Chinese rule over Tibet. This summons...

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Germany’s new government under Chancellor Friedrich Merz faces a daunting task: stop the country’s economic decline and stem the rise of the far-right AfD. With voters disillusioned and the economy in recession, Merz’s coalition has little time—and even less room for error.