How Libya could change the East Med energy equation
Libya could gradually become one of the most important actors in the global energy equation due the rich energy resources it possesses, primarily the country’s vast oil reserves.Unfortunately, now that oil and natural gas are involved, Libya has beco... more
A storm is brewing in the East Med, so who will the tides favor?
The winds of change are fast approaching the coast of the East Mediterranean.Regional countries’ foreign ministers had recently convened to render functional the East Mediterranean Gas Forum, which had been established to increase cooperation and par... more
Will global unemployment break records post-COVID-19?
In the midst of the coronavirus outbreak, a new era has been ushered in for the global economy. While many economic and social indices have been revised, new economic policies and measures are being implemented accordingly.In this period, economic gr... more
Is this the end of globalization?
Due to the trade wars between the U.S. and China that preceded the coronavirus pandemic, downgrades dominated both global trade and global economic growth forecasts.While trade wars were being discussed and intense talks ensued regarding the fact tha... more
Will Turkey continue to work from home in the future?
The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in so many changes that impact several fields, from societal life to workplace dynamics, in Turkey.It seems that even if the pandemic is brought completely under control, we will have to sustain some of the habit... more
What will the new post-corona normalization period bring?
As the spread of coronavirus pandemic begins to slow down with the measures taken to curb it, normalization initiatives that will minimize the damage caused to economic activities are topping the agenda. Naturally, the new normalization period that i... more
The long road to economic recovery post-coronavirus
Due to the coronavirus epidemic, we are at a time when both state and global economies are negatively impacted. As the leading economies of the world are at the top of the list of the hardest hit states by Covid-19, forecasts and expectations regardi... more
The Great Depression of 1929 vs 2020 coronavirus crisis: Similarities, differences
The market crash of 1929 and the 2020 economic crisis caused by the coronavirus epidemic are being compared quite frequently nowadays. Looking at the damage it has caused so far and will likely cause in the economy, both similarities and differences ... more
Socioeconomics of the covid-19 pandemic
Markets across the globe are bouncing up and down so sharply everyday due to the coronavirus pandemic that we are experiencing in a single day now fluctuations that would normally take three to five years to occur. As a matter of fact, if scenarios w... more
The world feels the pain of the coronavirus outbreak as economies struggle
The coronavirus outbreak continues to send shockwaves across the globaly economy. Despite the coronavirus pandemic, which is now a global health crisis, countries are trying to allay the negative impact of the global pandemic on the economy using mon... more
COVID-19 pandemic, oil prices, aftermath
As the world is fighting the coronavirus pandemic, due to the contraction in world economy caused and will be further exacerbated by the pandemic, a new area of feuding emerged for oil producers as well.The contracting economies of the members of the... more
Global economic growth is at risk due to coronavirus
The year 2020 is shaping up to be a not very good year in terms of global economic growth. The pessimistic forecasts of international institutions and organizations with regards to world economic growth expectations are leading to a downgrading of pr... more
How the coronavirus threatens global economy
In the past years, external factors posed more of a threat to global economies than macro indicators.These threats are composed of global risks such as trade wars, the U.S.-Iran conflict and as a result, an increase in oil prices and currency wars. S... more