Markus Heinrich is a journalist for The Globalist, covering a wide range of topics including geopolitics, international relations, and economic issues. With a keen interest in analyzing global events and their impact on society, Markus provides insightful perspectives and thought-provoking commentary on current affairs.
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The AKP’s interactions with Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and Tunisia’s Ennahda offer valuable insights into how it might engage with Syria’s Islamist leadership.
By: Markus Heinrich
What are the challenges, opportunities and solutions to the Syrian refugee crisis?
It is well-known that Indian Americans are top earners in the United States. How do Indians perform in Germany?
Asia’s economic rise has stalled as it faces “old world” problems – aging populations, stagnant growth and internal political and external geopolitical pressures.
U.S.-based corporations account for more than half of the world’s stock market capitalization — dwarfing all others.
“Veni Romam, ut remittantur peccata tua!” (Come to Rome, and have all your sins forgiven!)
The Trump movement is anything but a freakish aberration in U.S. history, despite liberals’ continuing astonishment about it.
Pleasing the Chinese leadership is key to Musk’s business fortunes. Tesla’s stock price is key to his wealth and it faces daunting competition in China and beyond from BYD.
How should one view the complex relationship – the push and pull, the reciprocal recrimination, the relentless race for narrative – between the Arab Gulf States, especially Saudi Arabia and Iran?
China faces economic challenges with a shrinking share of global GDP and waning domestic demand.
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