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Gen Z’s New Economic Equation: Redefining Work and Wealth
For a long time, the formula for a financially secure life started with getting a good education, finding a stable job, saving money, buying a house, and eventually retiring comfortably. It was never easy for everyone, but there was a general belief that working hard and making sensible choices would pay off in the long run. Illustration by The Geostrata For Gen Z, that promise feels a lot less certain. Young people are entering adulthood in an economy where housing is expen

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3 hours ago5 min read


Blood Meridian: AI Ride Into The Dystopian Sunset
Barricade your windows and lock up your doors, because doomsday is coming. Dario and Altman, two individuals with a rivalry the likes of Bird and Magic, have found rare agreement on quite an alarming subject: that at the current pace of AI development, the upheaval will be disastrous. So, they’re calling for a slowdown in model development. Investors remain bullish on AI, but what now when the wraith in their risk models actually comes to life, and the AI race actually does s

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Oct 225 min read


The World’s Richest Vendor: How NVIDIA Is Financing The AI Bubble
The traditional view of NVIDIA that prevailed was that the firm was the world’s most dominant supplier of AI chips. While that still holds true, over the past eighteen months, the firm has simultaneously pursued the path of a venture investor, a loan guarantor, and a customer-financing arm for the very companies that buy its hardware. The role NVIDIA now plays as a chip vendor and a chip financer is what is driving the already expanding AI bubble. By making credit access easi

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Sep 294 min read


While The World Bets, India Loans: Why India Has Built a Startup Culture Without a Venture Capital Culture
India undoubtedly has one of the fastest-growing startup ecosystems in the world. However, one must stop and start asking the question of why almost 9 out of 10 startups fail in India. The answer would provide you with a typical checklist of bad unit economics, copied business models, and businesses that scaled and invested capital before finding adequate product-market fit. Illustration by The Geostrata Every single reason is true, but it is not the primary reason. All thes

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Sep 106 min read


Coding the Future: How the Adoption of Artificial Intelligence is Reshaping Africa
INTRODUCTION TO THE ADOPTION OF AI: AFRICA Of the countless innovations made in the 20th and 21st centuries, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as one of the most transformative technologies of our era. What began as a mere computational tool has now evolved into a powerful driver of economic growth. The scope of AI has expanded immensely, with its applications now extending to automation, decision making, resource allocation, data organisation and analytics. Illustr

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Mar 225 min read


The Sovereign Boutique: When Nations Become Luxury Goods
According to the conventional narrative of human history, citizenship was a sacred, unbreakable tie that combined ancestry, birthright, and common cultural heritage. Your country chose you, frequently by pure happenstance of where you were born. The high-altitude lounges of Dubai, Singapore, and Zurich, however, are writing a different story in the twenty-first century. Illustration by The Geostrata Citizenship is now a diverse asset class rather than a fate. Small countries

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Mar 136 min read


The CapEx Conundrum: Why Private Capital Expenditure Refuses to Rise?
Investment is a small but highly volatile component of a nation’s gross domestic product. As domestic belief in the future of a country’s growth feeds more into investments than corporate necessity, most fluctuations in terms of investment, particularly business fixed investment, or private capital expenditure, can be traced back to demand-side catalysts. Illustration by The Geostrata THE THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS Investment is not merely an autonomous activity, but is under

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Dec 30, 20256 min read


Forging the Final Consensus: Analysing the India-UK FTA From the PMO’s Perspective
The governments of India and the United Kingdom announced a landmark Free Trade Agreement with symmetry on 6 May 2025 and formally signed this agreement on 24 July 2025. Throughout this process, India’s Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) played a critical and often informal role in providing strategic coordination, direction, and oversight to the international significance of this event. Illustration by The Geostrata By illuminating the PMO’s role, we gain insight into how the hig

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Dec 6, 20255 min read


Reimagining Kashmir After Article 370: A Comprehensive Outlook of its Development Progress
On August 5, 2019, a significant constitutional change marked a new chapter in Indian history with the abrogation of Article 370 and...

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Aug 5, 20256 min read


India-China Relations - Sectoral Roadmap for Self-Sufficiency
India relies heavily on Chinese OEMs ( Original Equipment Manufacturers) , leading to increased trade deficits and hindering the growth...

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Nov 18, 20244 min read


China and its BRI in Latin America: US-China Grand Strategy
The Monroe Doctrine, promulgated by President James Monroe in 1823, has become a defining precept of the U.S. Foreign Policy coverage...

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Jul 23, 20246 min read


The Global Bond Indices Conundrum
It might be surprising for some people to learn that India's sovereign bonds, also known as G-Secs, are not listed on the global bond...

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Sep 19, 20224 min read
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