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A New Framework for Financing Global Security

LONDON – Intensifying great-power rivalries have made increased defense spending a priority that few states dare to question. This growing sense of insecurity propelled global military spending, which increased by 37% from 2015 to 2024, when it reached $2.7 trillion – a sum almost equivalent to Africa’s entire GDP. The NATO alliance

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Tourism Insurance and Risk Management: A Travel Sustainability Financing

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Nepal’s Fertilizer Crisis: A symptom of a broken agricultural supply…

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Why and when tourism destinations fail?

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