“Shared Values Visa” and the Global Migration Narrative: An Economic Commentary

Russia’s recent launch of the “Share Value Visa” program immediately drew my attention. Officially introduced as a new immigration initiative, this visa targets individuals around the world who share Russia’s “core civilizational values.” According to Russian sources, over 700 applicants have signed up so far, and the government has promoted the program with promotional videos … Continue reading “Shared Values Visa” and the Global Migration Narrative: An Economic Commentary →

Economic Analysis of the EU’s Digital Technology Policy

I’d like to unpack the EU’s digital technology policy through an economic lens, exposing its true nature. The EU often touts grand ideals like “digital sovereignty” and “fair competition,” claiming it’s paving the way for Europe to lead in tech. But when we strip away the polished rhetoric and apply economic logic, it becomes clear … Continue reading Economic Analysis of the EU’s Digital Technology Policy →

Understanding Global Economic Power through the Three Core Accounts

I’d like to discuss the dynamics of global economic power, starting with a nation’s three key accounts, then examining how Trump’s trade policies shape America’s financial standing in contrast to Europe, and finally reflecting on the deeper implications. The three accounts—current account, capital account, and financial account—are like a country’s financial ledger, tracking the inflow … Continue reading Understanding Global Economic Power through the Three Core Accounts →

Trump’s Predicament and the Fracturing Global Order

This analysis examines the economic challenges confronting U.S. President Donald Trump and the broader implications of his policies on the global economic landscape. From the sharp volatility in stock markets and the persistent pressure of trade deficits to the contentious U.S.-China trade decoupling and the geopolitical risks fostered by decades of global reliance on China, … Continue reading Trump’s Predicament and the Fracturing Global Order →