What is the Line? Saudi Arabia’s $1 Trillion City!
It was on January 10, 2021 When Saudi’s Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman first announced plans to build The Line, Saudi Arabia’s Trillion Dollar City. The Line is supposed to…
Why is Japan Struggling to Leave Coal?
Coal is by far the world’s dirtiest fuel, producing more air pollution and global warming gasses than any other fossil fuel. In 2023 alone, Coal emitted 37.4 billion tons of…
Vietnam’s War on Corruption: Why billionaire Truong My Lan has been sentenced to death?
Vietnam, known for its lively beaches, culture and delicious dishes, is also known as a country that gives the harshest legal punishment, that is the death penalty for crimes related…
How Chaebols Dominate South Korea’s Economy? (Samsung, Hyundai, LG)
When the korean war ended in in 1953, South Korea was amongst the poorest of nations with an average income of less than 2 Dollar per person per week and…
Why Volkswagen and Other Global Car Companies are Struggling in China’s EV Market?
Volkswagen ID.3 is one of Europe’s best-selling all-electric cars, with over 35,400 cars sold and costs around 40,000 to 45,000 euros in Europe, but what if I told you that…
The Rise and Fall of Indonesia’s Salim Group: A Story of Power, Politics, and Crony Capitalism
Indonesia used to be home to a massive business group called the Salim Group. The man behind it all was Liem Sioe Liong, also known as Sudono Salim. He wasn’t…
How Singapore Solved its Housing Crisis? (Explained)
Singapore, a country which is known for its excellence, in healthcare, education, recreation, public transportation and is also one of the safest countries in the world. And moreover, Singapore’s homeownership…
China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI): Rise, Challenges and the Future of Global Infrastructure
It all started when one man in 2013 came up with an idea to revive the old Silk Road. And that man was none other than China’s President Xi Jinping.…