Military spending may boost economic output, but higher GDP does not necessarily translate into greater prosperity. Karl-Friedrich Israel explores the hidden economic costs of war, from displaced private investment to rising public debt and inflation.

04.11.2026

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Tax AI to protect workers? Think again. Higher taxes on artificial intelligence could mean less investment, slower innovation and lower wages. The cure might be worse than the disease.

03.11.2026

Even close U.S. allies are moving gold out of New York, weighing geopolitical risk more heavily when deciding where to hold reserves.

01.11.2026

After AI-powered PHP2Shell attacks paralyzed institutions worldwide, a stark question emerges: Are we hoarding data we cannot protect?

30.10.2026

Governments are quick to spend — but why are they so reluctant to cut back?  Public spending keeps growing, debt is mounting, and promises of fiscal restraint rarely translate into lasting reforms.

29.10.2026

Europe’s leaders are borrowing to sustain the illusion of prosperity, but meanwhile public trust erodes. Europe’s political class feels the heat but refuses to acknowledge what is fueling the fire.

28.10.2026