Europe’s Costly €90 Billion Compromise: Background, Failures, And Perspectives – OpEd
Ukraine on Life Support Since the Russian invasion in 2022, the Ukrainian economy has been almost entirely dependent on external
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Author: Felix Abt
Felix Abt is a Vietnam-based entrepreneur, author (felixabt.substack.com) and travel blogger (youtube.com/@lixplore)
Articles by Felix Abt:
Europe’s €90 Billion Compromise: Aid For Ukraine Without Russian Assets — Costly And Likely Futile – OpEd
The United Kingdom’s Evolving Support Strategy The United Kingdom remains among Kyiv’s most resolute supporters. For 2025, British assistance is
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Ukraine On The Gambling Table: How The West Misplayed Its Hand – OpEd
The Dawn of Project Ukraine: Costly American Influence Operations Leading to Regime Change U.S. State Department official Victoria Nuland, in
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The European Union Threatens Belgium—And Destroys Europe’s Reputation As A Safe Financial Hub – OpEd
Deeply divisive, the European Robber Barons in Brussels, Berlin, Paris, and London are resolute in forcing through the illegal misappropriation
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Two Russian ‘Crises’ Collapse In One Week – OpEd
Gasoline shortages that never were, Indian oil imports that never stopped – and how Western sanctions accidentally turbo-charged Russia’s pivot
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Why India Can’t Catch Up To China—Yet – OpEd
Rapid growth hasn’t closed the gap, but strategic partnerships could give India a turbo boost For years, analysts and media
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The Quiet Rise Of A New Global Payments System – OpEd
The BRICS countries’ SWIFT alternative, CIPS, is now operational—a profound change that the West apparently overlooked and ignored to its
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Copper, Power, Peril: Mongolia On The Global Chessboard – OpEd
Inside the Tug-of-War Over Its Most Strategic Mine Beneath Mongolia’s barren landscape lies an extraordinary treasure worth more than a
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China In The Fast Lane: How Meritocracy And Education Are Reshaping Global Power – OpEd
As ideological suspicion rises, China’s pragmatic pipeline of talent outpaces a divided and distracted West. In a world increasingly characterized
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Coffee War: Starbucks Stays In Vietnam —And For Good Reason – OpEd
Three years ago, when Starbucks began closing stores in Vietnam, I predicted it would exit the market. However, with mounting
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