The global race for critical minerals – lithium, cobalt, copper and rare earth elements – has intensified geopolitical competition. It is tempting to see the G7 and BRICS as two cohesive, rival blocs, each pursuing a fully formed mineral strategy. That picture is misleading.

17.08.2026

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Among his 20 books, only a few can be mentioned here. Firmly rooted in Carl Menger’s thinking, Amonn valued conceptual clarity to avoid a conflation of theory, empiricism, and politics.

16.08.2026

Regional powers are taking ownership of the security rules and moving beyond dated global playbooks.

14.08.2026

“Conservative liberalism” is a hybrid political tendency that seeks to construct a balanced synthesis between liberty and tradition, market and state, individualism and social convention.

13.08.2026

“The economic problem of society is not merely a problem of allocating given resources. It is a problem of securing the best use of resources known to any member of society, for ends whose importance only those individuals know.”  Friedrich Hayek, The Use of Knowledge in Society, 1945

German industry has emerged from each successive crisis on a weaker growth path, with output today having returned to its mid-2000s level.

07.08.2026