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Geopolitical Update: Catalonia’s bid looks doomed, but likelihood for bad outcomes is high

October 21, 2017GeopoliticsAustria, Barcelona, Brussels, Catalonia, Catalonia Crisis, EU, France, Geopolitics, Germany, History, Independence, Kurz, Macron, Madrid, Merkel, Peru, Spain, Trump, unyielding attitude, War of Independence

By Christian Takushi, Macro Economist & Geopolitical Strategist, 21 Oct 2017 – Switzerland. Dear reader ( we are monitoring underestimated developments in the Middle East, South Asia, Far East and Europe. We have said since early 2017 that a US Tax Reform is more likely than not, now consensus is joining our…

Fading Freedom of Speech in Europe foreshadows her Security Deterioration

December 21, 2016Convergence, Ethics, Geopolitics, MacroeconomicsBerlin, Brexit, Brussels, Conservative Parties, Decline of Europe, EU, Europe, Freedom of Speech, Germany, Liberal Parties, Paris, Radical Islam, Security Deterioration, Trump, USA

By Christian Takushi, Macro Economist – Zurich & Geneva on 21 Dec 2016. As Germany is rocked by the worse terror attack in decades, this is a summary of long-term thoughts (this strategic editorial from Dec 2016 was updated in Dec 2017 and is relevant for years to come). For years we…

EDITORIAL: British brave the threats; Queen Elizabeth II, Expect a Yes to “nuclear deterrence” on July 18th, Why experts missed Brexit

June 30, 2016Convergence, Ethics, Geopolitics, Macroeconomics, Markets, UncategorizedBank of England, Berlin, Brexit, Britain, Brussels, CASD, Chile, China, Christian Takushi, Christian Takushi MA UZH, Colombia, Competitiveness, consensus, Continuous At Sea Deterrence, Editorial, EU, Euro, European Union, Germany, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, India, King George VI, Market Consensus, Mexico, Nigeria, nuclear deterrence, nuclear submarines, Pacific Alliance, Paris, Peru, Pound Sterling, Russia, SNB Swiss National Bank, Switzerland, The Servant Queen, Trident missiles, USA

EDITORIAL: British people brave the threats. By Christian Takushi MA UZH, 30 June 2016 – Switzerland 1) Introduction As we warned in Fall 2015 and more recently on 7 Jan 2016 (editorial) and 17 June 2016 (outlook), political & financial experts grossly underestimated the risk of BREXIT (Britain exiting the EU)….

Quarterly Global Geopolitical Macro Outlook: Turkey entering the EU; Security & Immigration drive US Elections, Elections could be postponed

April 7, 2016Convergence, Ethics, Geopolitics, Macroeconomics, MarketsBrussels, CDU, CSU, EU, financial markets, Geo-Strategy, Geopolitics, geostrategy, Germany, Global Geopolitical-Economic Outlook, Global Quarterly Outlook, Iran, ISIS (IS), Israel, Kurds, Macroeconomics, Mr. Bernie Sanders, Mr. Dona, Mr. Ted Cruz, Mrs. Hillary Clinton, Peru, President Erdogan, President Obama, Russia, Secretary of State Kerry, SPD, Syria, Turkey, Turkey's superb geostrategist, USA

By Christian Takushi MA UZH, Switzerland, Dear readers In my former quarterly Outlooks and Updates I have stated my cautious Outlook and why the world is in a historic Transition, where we should ready Contingency Plans for disruptions of operations and security. Also a time to prioritize Capital Protection over…

EU to act swiftly on Greece – paving the way for EU reforms to win UK voters

June 2, 2015Convergence, Ethics, Geopolitics, Macroeconomics, MarketsAfD, Alternative für Deutschland, Berlin, Brussels, Christian Takushi, debt forgiveness, Economics, Ethics, EU Treaty reform, EU's Territorial Expansion, Euro, Euro rally, FN, France, Front National, Geopolitics, Georgia, Germany, Great Britain, London, Mr. Cameron, Mrs Merkel, Paris, political leaders, politics, Switzerland, U.S.A., UK, UK a geopolitical power, Ukraine, USD, USD trade-weighted, VIX volatility index

The next 6 months could be the most eventful since 2008: Greece’s resolution will overlap with the UK Exit threat at a critical time at global geopolitical and monetary fronts. Without the UK, the EU would cease to be a global geopolitical power. Christian Takushi MA UZH on June…

Ukraine Crisis & Oil allow U.S. to win over Iran, Russia’s key Middle East ally

May 13, 2015Convergence, Ethics, Geopolitics, Macroeconomics, Video3rd Temple, Added Value, Anti-Japanese sentiment, Brussels, China, Christian Takushi, Connecting crises, Counter mainstream narrative, Different perspective, Egypt, EU, EU's Territorial Expansion, Geopolitical Economics, Geopolitics, Global Convergence of Trends, Iran, Iranian economy, Iraq, Israel, Israel to rebuild Ancient Temple, Israel to sign Peace Treaty, M. Gorbachev, Macroeconomics, Military Build-up, NATO, NATO expansion, Nuclear Security, Nuclear Weapons, Poland, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Soviet Union, Syria, Turkey, Turkey rises, Ukraine, Unprecedented arms race, USA, War coming to the Middle East

Ukraine Crisis & low Oil prices allow U.S. to win over Iran. Christian Takushi connects Ukraine Crisis to U.S. reshaping the Middle East & winning over Iran, Russia’s strategic ally in the Middle East. This US move to help European allies (NATO and EU) centers on securing a back-up energy…

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Geopolitical Update: Catalonia’s bid looks doomed, but likelihood for bad outcomes is high

Fading Freedom of Speech in Europe foreshadows her Security Deterioration

EDITORIAL: British brave the threats; Queen Elizabeth II, Expect a Yes to “nuclear deterrence” on July 18th, Why experts missed Brexit

Quarterly Global Geopolitical Macro Outlook: Turkey entering the EU; Security & Immigration drive US Elections, Elections could be postponed

EU to act swiftly on Greece – paving the way for EU reforms to win UK voters

Ukraine Crisis & Oil allow U.S. to win over Iran, Russia’s key Middle East ally

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