Economic sanctions are measures imposed by countries to restrict trade and financial transactions. They aim to influence a nation’s behaviour or policies. Sanctions can target specific sectors, such as finance or energy. They may also affect individuals or entities. Their effectiveness varies. Sanctions can lead to economic hardship. They often spark debates on ethics and international law.
The China-US rivalry has escalated over Taiwan and Indo-Pacific geopolitics, involving military, economic, and diplomatic dimensions. The US increased naval patrols near Taiwan and expanded defence cooperation with...
The new year has opened with little respite from the geopolitical turbulence driven by the current U.S. administration. From regime-change operations in Latin America to coercive economic tools...
